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The Blackwell Companion to Substance Dualism
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Conscious Matter and Matters of Conscience:
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In recent decades consciousness science has become a prominent field of research. This essay analyzes the most recent book by a leading pioneer in the scientific study of consciousness. In the The Feeling of Life Itself Christof Koch presents the integrated information theory and applies it to multiple pressing topics in consciousness studies. This essay considers the philosophical basis of the theory and Koch’s application of it from neurobiology to animal ethics.
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W. Matthews Grant, Free Will and God’s Universal Causality
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Henry P. Stapp. Quantum Theory and Free Will: How Mental Intentions Translate into Bodily Actions
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Peter Jonkers and Oliver J. Wiertz, eds., Religious Truth and Identity in an Age of Plurality
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Guy Axtell. Problems of Religious Luck: Assessing the Limits of Reasonable Religious Disagreement
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Stephen E. Parrish, Atheism?
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N. T. Wright, History and Eschatology
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Lydia McGrew, The Mirror or the Mask
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Out of a Kantian Chrysalis? A Maritainian Critique of Fr. Maréchal
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Life After Death in World Religions
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Arnauld and the Cartesian Philosophy of Ideas
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Philosophy of Mind
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Testimony: A Philosophical Study
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God and Necessity: A Defense of Classical Theism
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An Intelligent Person’s Guide to Philosophy
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Resurrection Reconsidered
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Searle’s Rapprochement between Naturalism and Libertarian Agency:
A Review Essay on Freedom and Neurobiology
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Most philosophers agree that libertarian freedom and the ontology most naturally associated with it is not easily harmonized with epistemically robust versions of naturalism. And while he continues to remain a bit skeptical of such harmonizations efforts, John Searle has recently proffered hope for such reconciliation and the general contours to which any such attempt must conform. I state Searle’s views, criticize each step in his argument, and conclude that his attempt at a rapprochement is a failure.
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God’s Activity in Today’s World:
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In this review essay, I consider J. P. Moreland’s Kingdom Triangle as a recent example that takes seriously the incursion of God’s Kingdom into the human realm. Among other things, Moreland’s book helpfully provides some needed leadership and modeling for Christian philosophers as we reflect upon what it means to know and indeed experience first-hand the supernatural in-breaking of God’s power. Moreland’s approach locates the experience of God’s miraculous activity within the panoply of the Christian knowledge tradition and alongside what it means for Christ to be formed in our interior. I conclude with some of my own research examples of God’s healing power.
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Philosophers without God:
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An overview and critical evaluation of personal testimonies and arguments by some contemporary atheist philosophers. Feldman’s case that epistemic parity (where equally intelligent persons adopt incompatible beliefs) should lead to agnosticism is examined and found to be self-refuting.
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