By: Stuart|15 January, 2011|Categories: Philosophy of Religion|Tags: atemporality . Beliefs . causal agency . circular reasoning . Desires . divine freedom . Divine temporality . omniscience . psychological state . Stephen Law . super-mountain
In Part two I look at the insufficiency of Law’s reasons that purport to show the incompatibility between divine atemporality and personhood.
Read more »By: Stuart|14 January, 2011|Categories: Philosophy of Religion|Tags: atemporality . Divine Personhood . Divine temporality . gibberish . Heythrop College . Stephen Law . super-mountain
Stephen Law, philosopher and senior lecturer at Heythrop College in the University of London, editor for the philosophical journal Think (published by the Royal Institute of Philosophy), in a March 6, 2010 post on his blog issued the following argument against the existence of God. I will take the liberty of reproducing what he wrote, and then responding to it.
Read more »By: Stuart|12 January, 2011|Categories: Philosophy of Religion . Theology|Tags: Bruch . Charles Hodge . God's attributes . love . Parable . Schleiermacher . The Lost Son
The great Princeton theologian Charles Hodge writes against the philosophers conception of God’s attribute of Love, concluding that the love of God is not thoroughly dissimilar to a human’s experience of loving another – that is, with feeling and emotion.
Read more »Next month, John Lennox will be visiting Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch in a speaking tour around New Zealand.
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