Austria / United States / Liechtenstein / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
World University of Innsbruck / Nogent Bible Institute / College of William / Whittier College / University of Innsbruck Department / Opera Trinitatis Ad Extra / St. Olaf College / Regent College / /
IndustryTerm
theistic belief systems / /
Organization
Oxford Brooks Univ. / Texas A&M Univ. / College of William & Mary / Univ. of Tübingen / Univ. of Paderborn / Regent College / University of Innsbruck Department of Christian Philosophy Karl-Rahner-Platz / Northwest Nazarene Univ. / Univ. of Augsburg / Collective Agency / Univ. of Zürich / Divine Agency / Bethel Univ. / Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary / Cooperative Agency / Nogent Bible Institute / Whittier College / CH / Univ. of Leeds / University of Innsbruck / Univ. of Lugano / St. Olaf College / Theology Organisation / Cornell Univ. / Claremont Graduate Univ. / /
Person
Christoph Schwöbel / Georg Gasser / Paul Helm / Brooks Univ / Robert Garcia / Gordon-Conwell Theological / Josef Quitterer / Helen Steward / Laura Ekstrom / Bethel Univ / David Hunt / Thomas Schärtl / Thomas F. Tracy / Daniel von Wachter / Christian Philosophy / Hans-Christian Schmidbaur / Klaus von Stosch / Christopher Evan Longhurst / Lydia Jaeger / Adonis Vidu / Al Akhawayn / Gregory Boyd / Charles Taliaferro / Kevin Timpe / Johannes Grössl / Lukas Kraus / /
Divine Action in the World Philosophical and Theological Inquiries A basic claim of theistic belief systems is that God engages in relationship with his creation. Talk of God’s action in the world, however, is