Philosophy of Religion

accepted according appears argument aspect assertion awareness basic become belief Bible blik body cause century chap character Christian claim complex conceivable concept concern considered constitute contemporary continued course created creation Creator death defined developed discussion distinction divine doctrine doubt eternal evil example existence experience expressed fact faith father feel finite follows given God's ground human idea important indicate infinite Jesus John kind knowledge known language living logical London man's matter means mind moral nature never object occurs operation particular perfect philosophical physical position possible present Press probability problem proof proposition question reality reason refer relation religion religious response revelation sciences scientific sense situation society speak statement suggested symbols Testament Theology theory things thinking thought Tillich tion tradition true truth ultimate understanding universe verifiable writings York