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Vor 7 Stunden · Next, in a penetrating Q&A session, Richard Swinburne demonstrates why he is the ultimate advocate for theism as a simple belief predicated on the probabilities of an omnipotent being whose nature both explains and justifies human existence and the universe that we inhabit. He effectively throws down the philosophical gauntlet to those who insist that we have to look elsewhere for such ...
2. Mai 2024 · Vertreten wird diese Hypothese z. B. vom Religionsphilosophen Richard Swinburne. [19] Der Begriff „Feinabstimmung“ wird kritisiert: Er sei kein naturwissenschaftlicher Begriff, sondern stamme aus den Ingenieurwissenschaften und sei wegen seiner teleologischen Konnotation irreführend. [20]
15. Mai 2024 · 5 Several promising approaches regarding special divine action have been proposed by various scholars in the CTNS/VO series. These approaches include four types of causation (to borrow Robert Russell’s term, namely, top-down, whole-part, lateral, and bottom-up) as well as two metaphysical systems—namely, process metaphysics and neo-Thomistic metaphysics in the contemporary Catholic tradition.
9. Mai 2024 · Damit widerspricht das anthropische Prinzip der Notwendigkeit einer intelligenten, planerischen Schöpfung zur Erklärung dieser Feinabstimmung, wie sie zum Beispiel von Verfechtern der Intelligent-Design-Hypothese, etwa dem Religionsphilosophen Richard Swinburne, vorgeschlagen wird.
4. Mai 2024 · Richard Swinburne on justification for Trinity belief - YouTube. Trinity analogies: Billy Graham, William Lane Craig, James White, Tony Evans, J Warner Wallace. @UnitarianChristianAlliance....
26. Apr. 2024 · Richard Swinburne, Revelation (Oxford: Clarendon, 1992), 4. Similarly, Avery Cardinal Dulles, “The Orthodox Imperative,” First Things (2006): 31–35, and at 33: “A non-propositional understanding of revelation contradicts the tenor of Holy Scripture and the earliest confessions of faith, which describe particular historical ...
3. Mai 2024 · (1979) "Review of The Coherence of Theism by Richard Swinburne", The Philosophical Review 88: 668-672. (1978) " Review of Naming, Necessity, and Natural Kinds by Stephen P. Schwartz ", International Studies in Philosophy 10: 197-199.
