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“I Am My Body?”:
Physicalism, Identity, and the Metaphysics of the Incarnation
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Trenton Merricks argues that the Incarnation gives us strong reasons to embrace physicalism. I argue that these reasons are not so strong, and that there are important questions remaining about both the coherence and the orthodoxy of physicalist Christology.
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Miracle Evidence:
How Philosophers Go Wrong
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The philosophy of religion section of John Hospers’s Introduction to Philosophical Analysis provides an opportunity to see the kinds of endemic error rampant in secular attempts to discount the value of miracle evidence supporting religious claims. This brief article examines Hospers’s treatment in detail.
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Is Strategic Thinking Desirable in Philosophical Reflection?:
Honoring Morteza Mutahhari, a Martyr to the Practice of Philosophy without Strategy
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We argue that, ideally, philosophy—as the love of wisdom—should not be practiced strategically. Among genuine lovers of wisdom, there should be no need for strategic skills; by “strategic” we refer to those skill used in the military and, by extension, in business and sports that involves deception, misrepresentation, the use of surprise to disorient opponents, and so on. We give regrettable examples of non-Christian and Christian philosophers using strategic skills. This paper is dedicated to the Muslim philosopher Morteza Mutahhari who gave his life for the practice of philosophy as the love of wisdom, shorn of strategy.
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Theodore Drange On The Fine-Tuning Argument:
A Critique
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How Concepts Relate the Mind to Its Objects:
The “God’s Eye View” Vindicated?
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Can Michael Martin Be a Moral Realist?:
Sic et Non
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Perfection at Risk?
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Thomas M. Crisp
On Divine Foreknowledge and Newcomb’s Paradox
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Mysterious Flames in Philosophy of Mind
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Postmodernism and the Intelligent Design Movement
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Was I Ever a Brain Stem?:
Eric T. Olson on Human Identity
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A Somewhat Playful Proof of the Social Trinity in Five Easy Steps
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Divine Timeless Eternity
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God the Lord of Time:
A Third Model of Eternity as Relative Timelessness
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God and Time
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Swinburne and the Doctrine of Divine Timelessness
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Timelessness and Omnitemporality
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A Response to Parrish on the Fine-Tuning Argument
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