خلقت، تکامل و معنا | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Meaning and Creation
Chapter One: Meaning, Verification and Analogy
Section 1: Meaningful Communication, a Meaningful Life and Theories of Meaning
Section 2: The Verifcationist Challenge
Section 3: Some Implications of Verifcationism for Religious Language
Section 4: Ayer's Subsequent Stances
Section 5: Some Objections to Verificationism
Section 6: Creation and Analogy
Chapter Two: Realism, Anti-realism and Religion
Section 1: Realism and the Roots of Anti-realism Section 2: Dummett's Anti-realist ArgumentsSection 3: Further Arguments for and against Anti-realism
Section 4: Rorty's Anti-realism
Section 5: Cupitt's Anti-realist Faith
Section 6: Phillips's Religious Projectionism
Chapter Three: God and Falsification
Section 1: Popper, Duhem and Quine
Section 2: The Falsification Controversy
Section 3: Creation and Falsification
Section 4: Falsification, Religion and Explanations
Section 5: Findings So Far about Creation
Part II: Creation and Evolution
Chapter Four: Creation
Section 1: Some Alternative Conceptions
Section 2: Transcendence Section 3: Creation, Necessity and ContingencySection 4: Creation and Time
Section 5: Creation without Creationism?
Section 6: Darwin on Creation
Chapter Five: Arguments from World to God
Section 1: From World to God
Section 2: The Cosmological Argument
Section 3: Varieties of Design Argument
Section 4: Hume's Critique of the Design Argument
Section 5: Fine Tuning, Universes and Probability
Chapter Six: Darwinism, Disvalues and Design
Section 1: Darwinism
Section 2: Darwinism, Theism and Gould
Section 3: Darwinism, Theism and Ruse
Section 4: Disvalues in Nature Section 5: Nature and ImmoralityChapter Seven: God and Evil
Section 1: Are Theism and Evil Compatible?
Section 2: Atrocities
Section 3: Natural Evil
Section 4: Dawkins on Predation
Section 5: Could Things be Otherwise?
Chapter Eight: Purpose, Immanence and the Argument from Value
Section 1: Ward's Value Argument
Section 2: Intrinsic Value
Section 3: The Argument from Intrinsic Value Revisited
Section 4: The Argument from Value to Progressivism Reconsidered
Section 5: Purpose, Immanence and Panentheism
Part III: Evolution and Meaning Chapter Nine: Meaning, Evolution and StewardshipSection 1: Introduction
Section 2: Meaning, Value and Meaningful Action
Section 3: The Evolution of Design, Intelligence and Meaning --
Dennett's Tower
Section 4: Some Criticisms of Dennett's Tower
Section 5: Meaningful Action, Meaningful Work and a Meaningful Life
Section 6: Darwinism and Meaningful Life
Section 7: Stewardship
Chapter Ten: The Ethics and Metaphysics of Stewardship
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Ethics: Scope, Method and Content
Section 3: On the Metaphysics of Stewardship