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Philosophy of Religion
Taliaferro
Kalam Cosmological Argument
Craig
Critique of the Kalam Cosmological Argument: Craig misunderstands infinity
Draper
Scientific Argument for the Existence of God (fine tuning)
Collins
Misapprehensions about Fine-tuning. Intelligent designer of the universe and ongoing divine activity.
Hawthorne and Issacs
Fine tuning is not surprising
Juhl
General Cosmological Argument
Davis
The Ontological Argument: if God exists only in the imagination, he is not the greatest thing we can conceive. Therefore, he must exist in reality.
Anselm
Critique of the Ontological Argument: existence is not a predicate
Kant
Contemporary Defense of the Ontological Argument: maximal excellence (God exists in some possible world, which means that he must exist in every possible world because he is maximally great)
Plantinga
The existence of evil creates inconsistencies in the traditional concept of God.
Mackie
Free will provides a solution to the problem of evil.
Plantinga
Gratuitous evil and the evidential problem of evil
Rowe
Evil is necessary for personal growth AND our limited human cognitive abilities make it hard for us to comprehend evil
Alston
Problem of evil. Graced naturalism: God works in the natural world to bring about good but also intervenes in supernatural ways to bring about greater good.
Stump
Hell is vague. Different conceptions of damnation creates the problem of vagueness. Adopt a more tolerant and compassionate attitude towards damnation.
Sider
Some religious beliefs are properly basic, which means that they may be rational without evidence.
Bergmann
Decision theory: it is rational / pragmatic to believe in God.
Jackson
Should we want God to exist?
Kahane
Divine hiddenness is complicated, but we can find meaning and purpose in the absence of God’s direct presence.
Rea
If naturalism and evolution are true, our cognitive abilities are unreliable. God is a solution to this problem; if He created our cognitive facilities, we have reason to trust our own beliefs. We should believe in God.
Mirza