Analytic theology : new essays in the philosophy of theology / edited by Oliver D. Crisp and Michael C. Rea.

Contributor(s):

Rea, Michael C

Material type:

9780199203567

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LOC classification:

BT 30 An14 2009

Contents:

I. In defense of analytic theology -- 1. On analytic theology -- 2. Systematic theology as analytic theology -- 3. Theology as a bull session -- II. Historical perspectives -- 4. A conception of faith in the Greek fathers -- 5. 'As Kant has shown...' Analytic theology and the critical philosophy -- 6. Scheleiermacher's theological anti-realism -- 7. How philosophical theology became possible within the analytic tradition of philosophy -- III. On the data for theology: scripture, reason, and experience -- 8. On understanding scripture as the word of God -- 9. On believing that scriptures are divinely inspired -- 10. The contribution of religious experience to dogmatic theology -- 11. Science and religion in constructive engagement -- IV. Analytic approaches reconsidered -- 12. The problem of evil: analytic philosophy and narrative -- 13. Hermeneutics and holiness -- 14 Dark contemplation and epistemic transformation: the analytic theologian re-meets Teresa Avila

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includes index.

I. In defense of analytic theology --
1. On analytic theology --
2. Systematic theology as analytic theology --
3. Theology as a bull session --

II. Historical perspectives --
4. A conception of faith in the Greek fathers --
5. 'As Kant has shown...' Analytic theology and the critical philosophy --
6. Scheleiermacher's theological anti-realism --
7. How philosophical theology became possible within the analytic tradition of philosophy --

III. On the data for theology: scripture, reason, and experience --
8. On understanding scripture as the word of God --
9. On believing that scriptures are divinely inspired --
10. The contribution of religious experience to dogmatic theology --
11. Science and religion in constructive engagement --

IV. Analytic approaches reconsidered --
12. The problem of evil: analytic philosophy and narrative --
13. Hermeneutics and holiness --
14 Dark contemplation and epistemic transformation: the analytic theologian re-meets Teresa Avila

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