Current Issue
Vol 20 Num. 1 - Summer 2018
The twentieth volume of Philosophia
Christi celebrates two featured discussions that reflect on topics often at the
heart of contemporary philosophical debate: First, a symposium on “dualism and
physicalism,” co-edited by Angus Menuge and Jonathan Loose. Second, a forum on
the “epistemic significance of religious disagreement,” co-edited by Chad
Bogosian and Paul Copan.
The Dualism and Physicalism symposium features
contributions from Richard Swinburne, Lynne Rudder Baker, William Hasker,
Joshua R. Farris, J.P. Moreland, Eric T. Olson, Brandon Rickabaugh, Jonathan
Loose, and Angus Menuge. Paper topics range from debates about arguments to the
soul from neuroscience, various thought experiments for a substantive view of
the soul, the epistemic privileging of first-person perspectives, and intermural
debates among dualists. (Enjoy
video interviews with some of these and other contributors to
The Blackwell Companion to Natural Theology).
The Epistemic
Significance of Religious Disagreement forum
features contributions from Robert Audi, Jon Matheson, Thomas D. Senor, John M.
DePoe, Helen De Cruz, Bryan Francis, and Chad Bogosian. Paper topics range from
conceptual issues about religious disagreement and its evidential value, to
assessments of 'conciliatory' and 'steadfastness' approaches to disagreement,
advancing other philosophical approaches to disagreement, e.g., ‘religious
rationality pluralism,’ while underscoring various epistemic factors that shape
religious disagreement, including one's conversion experience, divine
hiddenness, the role of natural theology, and the role of peer support, among
others.
Additionally, the Summer 2018 features notable articles,
philosophical notes and book reviews on the latest books about the nature of
religious disagreement, defenses of theistic conceptualism,
philosophical-theological accounts of petitionary prayer, issues of apologetics
approach, Reformed accounts of God and possible worlds, and so much more,
including contributions from these authors: Stephen T. Davis, Gary Habermas,
Stephen Parrish, Daniel A. Bonevac, Christopher Woznicki, and John Wingard, Jr.
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