Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers | Vol 15 | Iss 3

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Volume 15, Issue 3 (1998)

Articles

Calvin's "Sense of Divinity" and Externalist Knowledge of God
David Reiter

The Consensus Gentium Argument
Loren Meierding

The Theological and Philosophical Significance of the Markan Account of Miracles
Jacqueline Mariña

Persons and Bodies
Kevin J. Corcoran

Aquinas, Hell, and the Resurrection of the Damned
Michael Potts

Piety, MacIntyre, and Kierkegaardian Choice: A Reply to Professor Ballard
John Davenport

Swinburne's Modal Argument for Dualism: Epistemically Circular
William Hasker

The Modal Argument is Not Circular
Richard Swinburne

Is The Bible Really Independent Evidence for the Existence of God?
Peter Drum

News And Notes: Volume 15.3
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Book Reviews

D.Z. Phillips, RELIGION & MORALITY
Francis J. Beckwith

Graham Oppy, ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENTS AND BELIEF IN GOD
Robert Oakes

Willem B. Drees, RELIGION, SCIENCE AND NATURALISM
Alan Padgett

Thomas D. Senor, THE RATIONALITY OF BELIEF AND THE PLURALITY OF FAITH
David P. Hunt

Mikael Stenmark, RATIONALITY IN SCIENCE, RELIGION, AND EVERYDAY LIFE
Thomas D. Sullivan

Peter van Inwagen, GOD, KNOWLEDGE & MYSTERY: ESSAYS IN PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGY
Frances Howard-Snyder and Daniel Howard-Snyder

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