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• Prediction
• Futurologists
• Anticipatory thinking
• Strategic foresight
• Swinburne University of Technology
• Futures studies
• Foresight
• Richard Slaughter
• Time
• Future
• Futurology

The Existence of God Richard Swinburne Why believe that there is a God at all? My answer is that to suppose that there is a God explains why there is a physical universe at all; why there are the scientific laws there ar

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• Arguments against the existence of God
• Theology
• Philosophy of religion
• Scientific method
• Existence of God
• Models of scientific inquiry
• Multiverse
• Scientific theory
• God
• Philosophy
• Religion
• Philosophy of science

(forthcoming in European Journal for Philosophy of Religion and in (ed.)M.Szatkowski, Ontological Proofs Today, Ontos Verlag.) What kind of necessary being could God be? Richard Swinburne I shall understand by „metaphy

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• Binary operations
• Possibility
• Logical syntax
• Entailment
• Subjunctive possibility
• Metaphysical necessity
• Truth
• Logical possibility
• If and only if
• Logic
• Philosophical logic
• Modal logic

(Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 84,2006,[removed]Relations between Universals, or Divine Laws? Richard Swinburne David Armstrong has developed and refined his theory of laws of nature as relations between universals

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• Law
• Causation
• Occasionalism
• David Hume
• Substance theory
• Problem of mental causation
• Anomalous monism
• Philosophy
• Causality
• Metaphysics

Extrait de l’ouvrage Y a-t-il un Dieu ? de Richard Swinburne Traduit de l’anglais par Paul Clavier

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Are all religions equally salvific1? Richard Swinburne I shall understand by a ‘religion’ a system which offers a ‘deep well-being’ in this life and normally (though not necessarily) finding a final fulfilment a

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• Christian soteriology
• Theology
• Heaven
• Islamic eschatology
• Thomas Aquinas
• Salvation
• Religious pluralism
• Beatific vision
• Soul
• Religion
• Christian theology
• Religious philosophy

PHILOSOPHIA CHRISTI VOL. 8, NO. 1 COPYRIGHT © 2006 On the Historical Argument

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• Gifford Lecturers
• Philosophy of religion
• Spirituality
• Arguments against the existence of God
• Alvin Plantinga
• Existence of God
• Faith
• Richard Swinburne
• William Lane Craig
• Philosophy
• Religion
• Analytic philosophers

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• Philosophy of religion
• Naturalism
• Analytic philosophers
• Gifford Lecturers
• Richard Swinburne
• Existence of God
• Atheism
• Metaphysical naturalism
• Agnosticism
• Philosophy
• Religion
• Secularism

PERSPECTIVES AND POSITIONS IN CONTEMPORARY ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION Klaas J. Kraay Ryerson University This paper appears in the Toronto Journal of Theology[removed]): [removed]The final published version can be fo

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• Theology
• Agnosticism
• Arguments against the existence of God
• Criticism of religion
• Existence of God
• God
• Atheism
• Nontheism
• Richard Swinburne
• Religion
• Philosophy of religion
• Philosophy

Course Syllabus: Philosophy of Religion Course #: PHIL 312 | Section #: 01 | CRSN: 03468 | Room: LAC 112 | Fall 2012 | Mon, Weds, and Fri 11am – Noon Instructor: Dr. John DePoe E-mail: [removed] Office: 116 I

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• Psychometrics
• Academic dishonesty
• Richard Swinburne
• Test
• XF
• Turnitin
• Plagiarism
• Education
• Knowledge
• Academia