00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00مطالعات آکسفورد در فلسفه دین جلد دهم [کتاب انگلیسی]Oxford University Press Oxford University Press Table of contents : Cover Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion: Volume 10 Copyright Contents Preface The Sanders Prize in Philosophyof Religion List of Contributors 1: And All Shall Be Changed: Virtue in the New Creation I. The Terminal Conception of Virtue Courage Justice Temperance Prudence II. The Christian Problem with the Terminal Conception The Preliminary Problems The Inverse Relation of Virtue and Age Significance, Suffering, and Souls Elegance Is Everything Story One: That They Might Enter into Joy Story Two: Away with These Instruments Troubles in Platodise The Inadequacy of Aristotle Story Three: Approximations and Preconditions III. A Workable Endurentist Account Distributive Justice Commutative Justice Dulia Gratitude Truthfulness Friendliness Liberality Courage Cowardice Fearlessness Temperance Prudence Conclusion Works Cited 2: Being Good and Loving God 1. Praisefulness, Thankfulness, and Contrition 2. The Moral Value of Praisefulness, Thankfulness, and Contrition 3. The Justification of Committing to God’s Existence out of Praisefulness, Thankfulness, or Contrition 4. Conclusion References 3: How to be a Mereological Anti-Realist 1. Introduction 2. Non-Theistic Mereological Anti-Realism 2.1. Pearce 2.2. Kriegel 3. Theistic Mereological Anti-Realism 4. Motivations for Theistic Mereological Anti-Realism 4.1. Motivation 1: God is omnipotent 4.2. Motivation 2: Theistic mereological anti-realism potentially allows us to endorse a moderate answer to the special composition question 4.3. Motivation 3: Theistic mereological anti-realism allows us to explain mereological pairing relations 4.4. Motivation 4: Theistic mereological anti-realism provides novel resources for making sense of the general resurrection of the dead 4.5. Motivation 5: Theistic mereological anti-realism provides novel resources for responding to the problem of evil 5. Conclusion References 4: Creativity in Creation 1. Introduction 2. Combination 2.1 Boden on Creativity 2.2 Creation in the World-Actualization Model 3. Exploration 3.1 Appreciating the Tension 3.2 Possible Dissolutions 4. Transformation 4.1 Creating Possibilities 4.2 Morals 5. Conclusion References 5: Defining Religion 1. The Project: Where Angels Fear to Tread 2. Religiosity First 3. Religiosity 3.1. Community 3.2. Fundamentals of Faith 3.3. Imaginative Engagement 4. Religion Defined References 6: Time and the Nature of the Atonement 1. Introduction 2. Key Theological Assumptions 3. Potential Roadblocks to the Debate 4. Existence Assumptions and Approaches to the Problem 5. Hypertime to the Rescue? 6. Consequence Removal Questions 7. Explicating the Metaphors: ‘Transfer’ Views 8. Solidarity Views and Stump’s Account 9. Divine Eternity 10. Eternalist A-Theory to the Rescue? 11. A Continuing Eucharist? 12. Taking Stock References 7: Why the One Did Not Remain Within Itself I. The Problem II. Two Rejected Answers and Johnston’s Proposed Third Answer A. Meliorism B. Generosity C. Manifestationism III. Going Deeper IV. The Principle of Sufficient Reason References 8: God’s Perfect Will: Remarks on Johnston and O’Connor References 9: Divine Self-Manifestation: Reply to O’Connor and Pearce Real Contingency Alethic Modality Refigured The First Creation 10: To What Extent Must Creatures Return to the One? 11: God Does the Best: A Neoplatonic Meditation on O’Connor References 12: The Contingency of Creation and Divine Choice 1. The Problem 2. Non-moral Divine Preferences 3. Contingency Regained 4. Concluding Remarks References 13: Ineffability and Creation References Index فلسفه دین دین پژوهی زیمرمن, دین (Dean Zimmerman، فیلسوف آمریکایی، استاد فلسفه در دانشگاه راتگرز «Rutgers University» در نیوجرسی آمریکا، متخصص در متافیزیک و فلسفه دین) Author Buchak, Lara Author book marcgt 9780192862976