Religious Studies 37, 143–160 Printed in the United Kingdom # 2001 Cambridge University Press Omnipotence and necessary moral perfection : are they compatible ? wes morriston Department of Philosophy, University of Co

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• Philosophy of religion
• Arguments against the existence of God
• Theology
• Self
• Social psychology
• Omnipotence
• Omniscience
• Problem of evil
• Existence of God
• Religion
• Theism
• Religious philosophy

Comments to ITC Graduation Class - 14 Aug[removed]Poll the departments) Thank you for the introduction Wes; it’s good to be back in the halls of Public Affairs and Visual Information academia at the school house. I try

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• Defense Information School
• Singles
• Over

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The Souther► Journal of Philosophy[removed]Vol. XLII The Evidential Argument from Goodness Wes Morriston University of Colorado, Boulder

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• Skeptical theism
• Problem of evil
• Demon
• God
• Good and evil
• Theodicy
• Ontological argument
• Classical theism
• Reformed epistemology
• Religion
• Philosophy
• Philosophy of religion

Religious Studies 38, 147–166 # 2002 Cambridge University Press DOI : [removed]S0034412502005978 Printed in the United Kingdom Craig on the actual infinite wes morriston Department of Philosophy, University of Colorado

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• Cardinal numbers
• Philosophy of mathematics
• Elementary mathematics
• Theology
• Infinite set
• Actual infinity
• Counting
• Countable set
• Finite set
• Mathematics
• Abstraction
• Infinity

Skeptical Demonism A failed response to a Humean challenge Wes Morriston University of Colorado Boulder In Justin McBrayer and Trent Dougherty, eds., Skeptical Theism: New Essays (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014),

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• Theism
• Philosophy of religion
• Theology
• Scottish Enlightenment
• Christian philosophy
• Skeptical theism
• David Hume
• God
• Classical theism
• Philosophy
• Spirituality
• Religion

MUST THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE HAVE A PERSONAL CAUSE?: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE KALAM COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT Wes Wes Morriston

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• Arguments for the existence of God
• Theology
• Kalām cosmological argument
• Cosmological argument
• William Lane Craig
• Ex nihilo
• The Kalām Cosmological Argument
• Existence of God
• Thomism
• Philosophy
• Theism
• Religious philosophy

(Forthcoming in Meister, Moreland, and Sweis (eds), Debating Christian Theism (Oxford University Press)) Doubts about the Kalām Cosmological Argument Wes Morriston

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• Abstraction
• Arguments for the existence of God
• Infinity
• Theology
• Philosophy of time
• Kalām cosmological argument
• William Lane Craig
• The Kalām Cosmological Argument
• Cosmological argument
• Philosophy
• Mathematics
• Philosophy of mathematics

Work, Employment & Society http://wes.sagepub.com/ Book review: Steffen Lehndorff, A Triumph of Failed Ideas: European Models of Capitalism in the Crisis

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• Economic ideologies
• Economies
• Sociology
• Capitalism
• Structure
• Neoliberalism
• Socialism
• Industrial relations
• Crisis theory
• Political economy
• Economics
• Economic liberalism

Religious Studies 39, 441–449 f 2003 Cambridge University Press DOI: [removed]S003441250300670X Printed in the United Kingdom Are omnipotence and necessary moral perfection compatible ? Reply to Mawson WES MORRISTON

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• Religious philosophy
• Theology
• Theodicy
• Self
• Social psychology
• Omnipotence
• Free will in theology
• Problem of evil
• Omniscience
• Philosophy of religion
• Religion
• Philosophy