Theos, Anthropos, Christos

Contents: F.F. Centore: From Cosmos to Theos - Russell Pannier/Thomas Sullivan: The Mind-Maker - Dom Illtyd Trethowan: The Awareness and Certainty of the Existence of God - Leo Sweeney: God: Subsistent and Infinite Being - Brian Leftow: A God Beyond Space and Time - Eleonore Stump/Norman Kretzmann: Absolute Simplicity - Russell Pannier/Thomas Sullivan: God and The World - Sandra Menssen/Thomas Sullivan: Dostoevskian Horrors and the Problem of Grading Worlds - Sandra Menssen/Thomas Sullivan: Homer, God and Evil - Andrew Beards: The Philosophies of Religion of Bertrand Russell and Anthony Flew - Paul C. Vitz: The Psychology of Atheism - John Beloff: Minds or Machines - John Foster: The Case for Dualism - Daniel N. Robinson: The Embodiment of Mind - Charles Taliaferro: Philosophy of God and Philosophy of Mind: Theism and the Queerness of Consciousness - Jorge Garcia: Dimensions of Cultural Relativity in the Moral Realm - John Finnis: Reason, Relativism and Christian Ethics - John Foster: Abortion: Can It Ever Be Justified? - Julian Simon: Do We Have Too Many People? - Josef Seifert: The Uninventable Glory of God as the Deepest Reason for Our Faith in Jesus Christ - Horst Bürkle: Christ, Christianity and the World Religions.

The Editor: Roy Abraham Varghese edits works in philosophy of science and religion. He has organized scholars at four international, interdisciplinary conferences about the key issues in philosophy and theology including a conference at Yale University with four Nobel Laureates and three Gifford Lecturers on artificial intelligence and the human mind. He was co-editor (with Henry Margenau) of Cosmos, Bios, Theos, described as «the year's most intriguing book about God» in Time magazine; co-editor (with Clifford Matthews) of Cosmic Beginnings and Human Ends, winner of a 1995 Templeton Book Prize; and editor of Great Thinkers on Great Questions. He has an M.A. in International Journalism from Baylor University.