philosophy of religion midterm

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what is Morris’s theology?

perfect being theology

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what is Pinnock’s theology?

the openness of God

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what is McFague’s theology?

panentheism - the world is God’s body

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what is Tillich’s theology?

God is the ultimate concern

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what is Davis’s philosophy of temporality?

God is temporal because he acts inside of time for us

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what is McCann’s philosophy?

God is atemporal because time is change and God cannot change

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what is Frankfurt’s theory about omnipotence?

if God is truly omnipotent, then he can do the logically impossible

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what is aquinas’s theory on omnipotence?

God cannot do what is impossible because it is against His nature

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what does augustine say about free will?

the human will is the proximate cause of God’s foreknowledge

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what does pike say about free will?

God’s divine foreknowledge is incompatible with human free will

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what does plantinga say about free will?

God’s DFK is compatible with free will

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what does Rowe say about the freedom of God?

he says that God cannot be omnipotent if he was not free to create a world other than the best possible world

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what does Wierenga say abt the freeodm of God?

he says that God is free even when He does what is best

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what is Kant’s objection to the ontological argument?

Kant says that to prove the existence of God fully, we would have to experience it

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what are aquinas’s five ways to prove the existence of God?

  1. motion

  2. efficient cause

  3. possibility and necessity

  4. gradation

  5. design

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what is craig’s kalam argument?

  • whatever begins to exist has a cause

  • the universe began to exist

  • therefore, the universe had a cause

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what is Draper’s response to Craig?

he says that the term “begin to exist” is equivocal because he claims that Craig uses the term began in two different ways through proving his arg

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what is Leibniz’s theory?

the greater good theodicy that God created the Best of all possible worlds and that the fall was a happy fall (felix copa)

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what is mackie’s theory of omnipotence?

evil wouldnt exist if God were rlly omnipotent

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what is rowe’s argument of evil?

if God existed, there would be no gratuitous suffering, but since there is gratuitous suffering, God doesnt exist

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what does moore say about evil?

God exists so gratuitous suffering doesnt

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what does draper say about special creationism?

he believes that this is a way to find a middle ground between naturalism and atheism

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what does jantzen say about evil?

we need to take action to address the problem

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what is hick’s theodicy?

evil is essential to soul-making - virtue must be developed

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what is boyd’s theodicy?

evil is the result of demonic forces that control matter to oppose God - true freedom requires that warfare will happen

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what is stump’s theodicy?

unfulfilled desires bring us closer to God - we must live in his consequent will so part of our suffering will be to have unfulfilled desires

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what is adams’ theodicy?

argues against instrumental theodicy and says that intimacy with God is the only way to defeat horrendous evils

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what is ekstrom’s theodicy?

suffering is a religious experience