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Zusatztext The editors of this volume have elicted new essays from an impressive list of contributors, including both long established figures in philosophy and theology and other relatively new... these are good essays well worth reading, Klappentext The methodological divide between systematic theologians and analytic philosophers of religion is ripe for exploration. The present volume represents an attempt to begin a much-needed interdisciplinary conversation about the value of analytic philosophical approaches to theological topics. Zusammenfassung The methodological divide between systematic theologians and analytic philosophers of religion is ripe for exploration. The present volume represents an attempt to begin a much-needed interdisciplinary conversation about the value of analytic philosophical approaches to theological topics. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction I: In Defense of Analytic Theology 1: Oliver D. Crisp: On Analytic Theology 2: William J. Abraham: Systematic Theology as Analytic Theology 3: Randal Rauser: Theology as a Bull Session II: Historical Perspectives 4: John Lamont: A Conception of Faith in the Greek Fathers 5: Andrew Chignell: "As Kant has Shown...": Analytic (and Synthetic) Theology in the Critical Philosophy 6: Andrew Dole: Schleiermacher's Theological Anti-Realism 7: Nicholas Wolterstorff: How Philosophical Theology Became Possible Within the Analytic Tradition of Philosophy III: On the Data for Theology: Scripture, Reason, and Experience 8: Thomas McCall: Scripture as the Word of God 9: Thomas M. Crisp: On Believing that the Scriptures are Divinely Inspired 10: Michael Sudduth: The Contribution of Religious Experience to Dogmatic Theology 11: Michael J. Murray: Science and Religion in Constructive Engagement IV: Analytic Approaches Reconsidered 12: Eleonore Stump: The Problem of Evil 13: Merold Westphal: Hermeneutics and Holiness 14: Sarah Coakley: Dark Contemplation and Epistemic Transformation: The Analytic Theologian Re-meets Teresa of Ãvila ...
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- Introduction
- I: In Defense of Analytic Theology
- 1: Oliver D. Crisp: On Analytic Theology
- 2: William J. Abraham: Systematic Theology as Analytic Theology
- 3: Randal Rauser: Theology as a Bull Session
- II: Historical Perspectives
- 4: John Lamont: A Conception of Faith in the Greek Fathers
- 5: Andrew Chignell: "As Kant has Shown...": Analytic (and Synthetic) Theology in the Critical Philosophy
- 6: Andrew Dole: Schleiermacher's Theological Anti-Realism
- 7: Nicholas Wolterstorff: How Philosophical Theology Became Possible Within the Analytic Tradition of Philosophy
- III: On the Data for Theology: Scripture, Reason, and Experience
- 8: Thomas McCall: Scripture as the Word of God
- 9: Thomas M. Crisp: On Believing that the Scriptures are Divinely Inspired
- 10: Michael Sudduth: The Contribution of Religious Experience to Dogmatic Theology
- 11: Michael J. Murray: Science and Religion in Constructive Engagement
- IV: Analytic Approaches Reconsidered
- 12: Eleonore Stump: The Problem of Evil
- 13: Merold Westphal: Hermeneutics and Holiness
- 14: Sarah Coakley: Dark Contemplation and Epistemic Transformation: The Analytic Theologian Re-meets Teresa of Ãvila
