Knowledge, Action, Pluralism

Contents: Richard Swinburne: Why Hume and Kant Were Mistaken in Rejecting Natural Theology - Linda Zagzebski: First Person and Third Person Epistemic Reasons. Navigating the Problems of Religious Epistemology - William J. Wainwright: The Spiritual Senses in Western Spirituality and the Analytic Philosophy of Religion - Roger Pouivet: Theological Fictionalism. A Postmodern Heresy - Sebastian T. Kolodziejczyk: From Thinking about God to Experiencing the World. The Theory of Transcendentals and Its Relevance to the Debate about the Nature of Experience - Marco Damonte: Towards a New Natural Theology: Between Reformed Epistemology and Wittgensteinian Thomism - Louis Caruana: Science, Religion and Common Sense - Daniel von Wachter: Do the Results of Divine Actions Have Preceding Causes? - Eleonore Stump: Atonement and the Cry of Dereliction from the Cross - Denis Moreau: Salvation as Divine Action. A Philosophical Approach to the Power of Faith in Christ's Resurrection - Paul Clavier: Creation as a Metaphysical Concept - Nehama Verbin: Providence Interiorized. Maimonides, Kierkegaard and Weil on Divine Providence - Janusz Salamon: Theodicy of Justice as Fairness and Sceptical Pluralism. A View from Behind the Veil of Ignorance - Bernd Irlenborn: Religious Inclusivism. A Philosophical Defense - Anita Renusch: Exclusive Inclusivism - Vladimir Shokhin: Methodological Pluralism and the Subject Matter of the Philosophy of Religion.

Sebastian T. Kolodziejczyk is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Jagiellonian University in Cracow.
Janusz Salamon is Senior Lecturer at Charles University in Prague and Adjunct Professor at New York University.