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Cambridge University Press Spirit Paraclete Gospel John 12 Society for New Testament Studies Monograph Series Series Number 12
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Cambridge University Press Ontological Arguments and Belief in God
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Cambridge University Press Problems of Suffering in Religions of the World
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Cambridge University Press Reported Miracles
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Cambridge University Press Trinity and Truth 3 Cambridge Studies in Christian Doctrine Series Number 3
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Cambridge University Press Ontological Arguments and Belief in God
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Cambridge University Press Realism and Christian Faith
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Cambridge University Press God Chance and Purpose Can God Have It Both Ways
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Cambridge University Press Objecting to God
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Cambridge University Press Trinity and Truth 3 Cambridge Studies in Christian Doctrine Series Number 3
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Cambridge University Press Augustine
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Cambridge University Press Augustine On the Trinity On the Trinity Books 815 Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy
Book SynopsisAn appropriate motto for Augustine's great work On the Trinity is 'faith in search of understanding'. In this treatise Augustine offers a part-theological, part-philosophical account of how God might be understood in analogy to the human mind. On the Trinity can be fairly described as the first modern philosophy of mind: it is the first work in philosophy to recognize the 'problem of other minds', and the first to offer the 'argument from analogy' as a response to that problem. Other subjects that it discusses include the nature of the mind and the nature of the body, the doctrine of 'illumination', and thinking as inner speech. This volume presents the philosophical section of the work, and in a historical and philosophical introduction Gareth Matthews places Augustine's arguments in context and assesses their influence on later thinkers.Trade Review'Augustine as a philosopher rather than a theologian … an unusual and refreshing approach … McKenna's translation is eminently readable, while remaining close to the original meaning of the text … This book contrives to restore Augustine to his place among philosophers without denying his status as a theologian.' Philosophical Writings'This book is well worth reading not only as an impressive display of the intellectual powers of a giant of western thought, but also as a reminder that the middle ages were not the philosophical desert that so many contemporaries seem to think they were.' Practical PhilosophyTable of ContentsBook 8; Book 9; Book 10; Book 11; Book 12; Book 13; Book 14; Book 15.
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Cambridge University Press Realism and Christian Faith
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Narrative Development of the Divine Character in the Hebrew Bible
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Cambridge University Press Embodiment Dependence and God
Book SynopsisThe significance of our physical bodies is an important topic in contemporary philosophy and theology. Reflection on the body often assumes, even if only implicitly, idealizations that obscure important facts about what it means for humans to be ''enfleshed.'' This Element explores a number of ways that reflection on bodies in their concrete particularities is important. It begins with a consideration of why certain forms of idealization are philosophically problematic. It then explores how a number of features of bodies can reveal important truths about human nature, embodiment, and dependence. Careful reflection on the body raises important questions related to community and interdependence. The Element concludes by exploring the ethical demands we face given human embodiment. Among other results, this Element exposes the reader to a wide diversity of human embodiment and the nature of human dependence, encouraging meaningful theological reflection on aspects of the human condition.
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Cambridge University Press The Problem of God in David Hume
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Pluralism
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Cambridge University Press The Abrahamic Vernacular
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Relativism
Book SynopsisThis Element explores the relationship between monotheism and relativism. Over the last two decades, emerging relativist theories have been extensively developed and debated within the fields of philosophy. How does monotheistic theology relate to relativism, especially to relativism about truth? Given that truth relativism contends that beliefs and propositions are invariably only relatively true, it appears to conflict with traditional monotheism, which asserts the absolute truth of God''s existence. This book examines the compatibility of relativist positions with monotheism, emphasising the need to differentiate among the diverse forms, types, and domains of relativism. It presents a nuanced stance on the relationship between relativism and monotheism.
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Cambridge University Press Black Hebrew Israelites
Book SynopsisThis Element provides a general overview of the Black Hebrew Israelite movement, its diverse history/ies, ideologies, and practices. It shows how different factions and trends have taken the forefront at different periods over its 140-year history.
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Cambridge University Press Literature and Natural Theology in Early Modern England
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Cambridge University Press God in Moral Experience
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Narrative Development of the Divine Character in the Hebrew Bible
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Cambridge University Press Catholicism and the Problem of God
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Cambridge University Press God and Astrobiology
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Cambridge University Press Emotions and Monotheism
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Cambridge University Press Black Hebrew Israelites
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Wisdom in the Hebrew Bible
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Wisdom in the Hebrew Bible
Book SynopsisMonotheism, belief in only one God, and wisdom, learning to cope by reason alone and teaching others to do so, faced resistance in the polytheistic world of ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and lesser states including Israel. Paradoxically, in early biblical wisdom (Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes) the deity was thought to be both human-like, with disturbing attributes, and increasingly transcendent-silent, disembodied, and inactive. Like Egyptian Ma''at, God the creator established the universe by decree, a law rewarding goodness and punishing evil, the flaw in creation, never satisfactorily resolved. Satan, a semi-divine rival, bore responsibility for bad things, while Wisdom, a personified female, communicated God''s will to the discerning. Combining biblical revelation and Hellenism, Sirach and Wisdom of Solomon chose piety over Job''s realism and the vanity literature of Ecclesiastes. Over millennia, the concept of God evolved, continuing a process begun in Paleolithic times.
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Cambridge University Press Maximos the Confessor
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Cambridge University Press The Problem of God in David Hume
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Cambridge University Press Embodiment Dependence and God
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Pluralism
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Cambridge University Press Monotheism and Peacebuilding
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Cambridge University Press The Politics of Monotheism
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Cambridge University Press The Abrahamic Vernacular
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Cambridge University Press A Sense of the Divine
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Cambridge University Press Divine Motivation and Humanity
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Cambridge University Press Christ and the Cosmos A Reformulation of Trinitarian Doctrine
Book SynopsisThe concept of the 'social Trinity', which posits three conscious subjects in God, radically revised the traditional Christian idea of the Creator. It promoted a view of God as a passionate, creative and responsive source of all being. Keith Ward argues that social Trinitarian thinking threatens the unity of God, however, and that this new view of God does not require a 'social' component. Expanding on the work of theologians such as Barth and Rahner, who insisted that there was only one mind of God, Ward offers a coherent, wholly monotheistic interpretation of the Trinity. Christ and the Cosmos analyses theistic belief in a scientific context, demonstrating the necessity of cosmology to theological thinking that is often overly myopic and anthropomorphic. This important volume will benefit those who seek to understand what the Trinity is, why it matters and how it fits into a scientific account of the universe.Table of ContentsPart I. The Threefold Nature of the Divine Being: 1. Introduction: talking about the Trinity; 2. Why we may need to restate the ways in which we talk about the Trinity; 3. The doctrine of divine simplicity; 4. Cosmological and axiological explanation; 5. Divine potentiality and temporality; Part II. The Biblical Sources of Trinitarian Thought: 6. Three centres of consciousness?; 7. The synoptic Gospels; 8. John's Gospel; 9. The Trinity in the Epistles; 10. The idea of incarnation; Part III. The Trinity, Immanent and Economic: 11. Why three?; 12. Trinity and revelation; 13. Hegel and modern theology; 14. The immanent Trinity; 15. The identity of the immanent and the economic Trinity; 16. Hegel again; 17. What creation adds to the Trinity; 18. The epistemic priority of the economic Trinity; 19. The Trinity and naive realism; 20. The Trinity and the cosmos; 21. Revelation and the immanent Trinity; Part IV. The Social Trinity: 22. Persons and substances; 23. The idea of a personal and free creation; 24. The logical uniqueness of persons; 25. The divine nature and freedom; 26. Freedom in God and in creatures; 27. Persons as necessarily relational; 28. An ontology of the personal?; 29. Intra-Trinitarian love; 30. Infinite goods; 31. Divine love and necessity; 32. Love and alterity; 33. Trinity versus Monotheism; 34. The passion of Christ; 35. God and abandonment; Part V. The Cosmic Trinity: 36. The doctrine of perichoresis; 37. The convergence of social and unipersonal models of the Trinity; 38. Life-streams and persons; 39. Modalism and necessity; 40. The cosmic Trinity.
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Harperchristian Resources The Case for a Creator Investigating the
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Baker Publishing Group Breakthrough to Your Miracle
Book SynopsisThroughout his ministry, Pastor Jason Noble has witnessed miracles. And he was there when John Smith--a young boy who had fallen through ice and been declared dead--walked out of the hospital two weeks after being surrounded by prayer. Why, he asks, don''t believers see more wonders like this one?In this powerful companion to the major motion picture Breakthrough, with a foreword from DeVon Franklin, Noble- reveals the heart of miracles- explores inspiring biblical and present-day accounts- shows how God works in believers to invade the natural with the supernatural- provides principles and tools to help readers welcome the miraculousGod longs to work wonders in your life. Let this book help you believe with boldness!
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Orbis Books (USA) On Job GodTalk and the Suffering of the Innocent
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Orbis Books (USA) The God of Life
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Hays (Nicolas) Ltd ,U.S. Jungs Thoughts on God The Religious Depths of Our
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Paragon House Publishers He Who Lets Us be A New Theology of Love
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Phanes Press,U.S. The Hidden Teachings of Jesus The Political
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Golden Sufi Center,U.S. Paradoxes of Love
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