SUGGESTION: Elements in the Philosophy of Religion series

MJ. Smith
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edited November 20 in Resources Forum

I am putting this as a Verbum suggestion and not bothering with the feedback site because philosophy appears to be a prerequisite to theology primarily in Catholic circles ... yet Verbum is very light on the relevant contemporary philosophical topics. The series Elements in the Philosophy of Religion is to be recommended as it breaks the field down in a manner that allows the reader to gain some depth of understanding in questions of interest to them rather than an overview of everything. Several of the volumes should have wide appeal across denominations. See Cambridge University's site on the series: Elements in the Philosophy of Religion (cambridge.org)

  1. Amazon.com: Religious Disagreement (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457316: De Cruz, Helen: Books
  2. Amazon.com: The Atonement (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457408: Craig, William Lane: Books
  3. Amazon.com: Religious Epistemology (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457538: McNabb, Tyler Dalton: Books
  4. Amazon.com: God and Emotion (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108723411: Mullins, R. T.: Books
  5. Amazon.com: Atheism and Agnosticism (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108454728: Oppy, Graham: Books
  6. Amazon.com: Religious Language (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108742238: Vainio, Olli-Pekka: Books
  7. Amazon.com: Entailment, Contradiction, and Christian Theism (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108995429: Beall, Jc: Books
  8. Amazon.com: The Design Argument (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457422: Sober, Elliott: Books
  9. Eastern Philosophy of Religion (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): Harrison, Victoria S.: 9781108457484: Amazon.com: Books
  10. Amazon.com: The Problem of Evil (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108749053: Tooley, Michael: Books
  11. Amazon.com: The Incarnation (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457521: Pawl, Timothy J.: Books
  12. Amazon.com: Ontological Arguments (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108711845: Goldschmidt, Tyron: Books
  13. Amazon.com: God and Morality (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108469449: Jeffrey, Anne: Books
  14. Amazon.com: Cosmological Arguments (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108456920: Almeida, Michael: Books
  15. Amazon.com: Religious Experience (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion) eBook : Griffioen, Amber L.: Kindle Store
  16. Amazon.com: God and Abstract Objects (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457446: Bøhn, Einar Duenger: Books
  17. Amazon.com: God, Soul and the Meaning of Life (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457453: Metz, Thaddeus: Books
  18. God and Prayer (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): Davison, Scott A.: 9781108971430: Amazon.com: Books
  19. Amazon.com: Religious Fictionalism (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457477: Le Poidevin, Robin: Books
  20. Amazon.com: Divine Hiddenness (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108711791: Weidner, Veronika: Books
  21. Amazon.com: Pantheism (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457507: Buckareff, Andrei A.: Books
  22. Amazon.com: The Divine Attributes (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108468336: Mawson, T. J.: Books
  23. Amazon.com: Miracles (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457460: Basinger, David: Books
  24. Amazon.com: God and Time (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108455954: Deng, Natalja: Books
  25. Amazon.com: God and Human Freedom (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108457545: Vicens, Leigh C., Kittle, Simon: Books
  26. Amazon.com: Death and Persistence (Elements in the Philosophy of Religion): 9781108723428: Rice, Rebekah L. H.: Books

Cambridge Elements also has a series Elements in Religion and Monotheism with volumes also worth carrying in Verbum.

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