A collection of seventeen philosophical essays that systematically investigate heaven, or paradise, as conceived within theistic religious traditions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
T. Ryan Byerly is a Lecturer in Philosophy of Religion at the University of Sheffield. His primary research interests are in Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, and Virtue Ethics. He is the author of The Mechanics of Divine Foreknowledge and Providence: A Time-Ordering Account (Bloomsbury, 2014). Eric J. Silverman is an Assistant Professor at Christopher Newport University. His research interests include Medieval philosophy, ethics, philosophy of religion, history of philosophy, and popular culture and philosophy.
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* List of Contributors * Introduction * Part I: The Basic Nature of Paradise * 1: Eric J. Silverman: Conceiving Heaven as a Dynamic Rather than Static Existence * 2: Katherin Rogers: Anselmian Mediations on Heaven * Part II: The Epistemology of Paradise * 3: Ted Poston: Will there be Skeptics in Heaven? * 4: Jonathan L. Kvanvig: The Cognitive Dimension of Heavenly Bliss * Part III: Virtue in Paradise * 5: Rachel Lu: The Virtues in Heaven * 6: Timothy Pawl and Kevin Timpe: Paradise and Growing in Virtue * Part IV: Paradise and Responding to Evil * 7: Adam C. Pelser: Heavenly Sadness: On the Value of Negative Emotions in Paradise * 8: T. Ryan Byerly: Virtues of Repair in Paradise * Part V: The Social and Political Philosophy of Paradise * 9: Shawn Graves, Blake Hereth, and Tyler M. John: In Defense of Animal Universalism * 10: Robert Audi: Personhood, Embodiment, and Survival: Speculations on Life after (Biological) Death * Part VI: Resurrection in Paradise * 11: Eric T. Yang and Stephen T. Davis: Composition and the Will of God: Reconsidering Resurrection by Reassembly * 12: Christopher M. Brown: Some Advantages for a Thomistic Solution to the Problem of Personal Identity Beyond Death * 13: Hud Hudson: The Resurrection and Hypertime * Part VII: Freedom in Paradise * 14: Briane P. Boeninger and Robert Garcia: Resting on Your Laurels: Deserting Desert in Paradise? * 15: Richard Tamburro: The Possibility and Scope of Significant Heavenly Freedom * VIII: The Desirability of Paradise * 16: Jerry L. Walls: Hume, Happiness, Heaven, and Home * 17: Richard Swinburne: Why the Life of Heaven is Supremely Worth Living
* List of Contributors * Introduction * Part I: The Basic Nature of Paradise * 1: Eric J. Silverman: Conceiving Heaven as a Dynamic Rather than Static Existence * 2: Katherin Rogers: Anselmian Mediations on Heaven * Part II: The Epistemology of Paradise * 3: Ted Poston: Will there be Skeptics in Heaven? * 4: Jonathan L. Kvanvig: The Cognitive Dimension of Heavenly Bliss * Part III: Virtue in Paradise * 5: Rachel Lu: The Virtues in Heaven * 6: Timothy Pawl and Kevin Timpe: Paradise and Growing in Virtue * Part IV: Paradise and Responding to Evil * 7: Adam C. Pelser: Heavenly Sadness: On the Value of Negative Emotions in Paradise * 8: T. Ryan Byerly: Virtues of Repair in Paradise * Part V: The Social and Political Philosophy of Paradise * 9: Shawn Graves, Blake Hereth, and Tyler M. John: In Defense of Animal Universalism * 10: Robert Audi: Personhood, Embodiment, and Survival: Speculations on Life after (Biological) Death * Part VI: Resurrection in Paradise * 11: Eric T. Yang and Stephen T. Davis: Composition and the Will of God: Reconsidering Resurrection by Reassembly * 12: Christopher M. Brown: Some Advantages for a Thomistic Solution to the Problem of Personal Identity Beyond Death * 13: Hud Hudson: The Resurrection and Hypertime * Part VII: Freedom in Paradise * 14: Briane P. Boeninger and Robert Garcia: Resting on Your Laurels: Deserting Desert in Paradise? * 15: Richard Tamburro: The Possibility and Scope of Significant Heavenly Freedom * VIII: The Desirability of Paradise * 16: Jerry L. Walls: Hume, Happiness, Heaven, and Home * 17: Richard Swinburne: Why the Life of Heaven is Supremely Worth Living
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