This book discusses aspects of Godâ s causal activity. It explores historical views of divine causal activity from the Pre-Socratics to Hume. It also addresses contemporary issues related to Godâ s causal activity, including the possibility of special acts of God, proposals of models of divine causation, and analyses of divine conservation.
This book discusses aspects of Godâ s causal activity. It explores historical views of divine causal activity from the Pre-Socratics to Hume. It also addresses contemporary issues related to Godâ s causal activity, including the possibility of special acts of God, proposals of models of divine causation, and analyses of divine conservation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gregory E. Ganssle is Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology - Biola University. He works in the philosophy of religion and the history of philosophy. He has edited two books and written three. His most recent is Our Deepest Desires: How the Christian Story Fulfills Human Aspiration.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Gregory E. Ganssle 1. Divine Causal Agency in Classical Greek Philosophy Donald J. Zeyl 2. Divine Causality according to Neo-Platonism Phillip S. Cary 3. Aquinas on Divine Causality W. Matthews Grant 4. Three Competing Views of God's Causation of Creaturely Actions: Aquinas, Scotus and Olivi Gloria Frost 5. Durand and Suarez on Divine Causation Jacob Tuttle 6. Descartes on Voluntary Action and Universal Conservation Joel Archer and C. P. Ragland 7. Leibniz on Divine Causation: Continuous Creation and Concurrence Without Occasionalism Julia Jorati 8. Berkeley on Divine Human Agency: A Teleological Reconstrual James S. Spiegel 9. What Hume didn't Notice about Divine Causation Timothy Yenter 10. Defending Special Divine Acts Robert A. Larmer 11. Divine Sustaining Causes and the Mind-Body Problem Angus J. L. Menuge 12. Neo-Aristotelian Accounts of Divine Creation Paul M. Gould 13. Theistic Conferralism: Consolidating Divine sustenance and Trope Theory Robert K. Garcia 14. The Timing of Divine Conservation: Pushes, Nudges, and Merry-go-rounds David Vander Laan 15. Divine Causation and the Pairing Problem Gregory E. Ganssle
Introduction Gregory E. Ganssle 1. Divine Causal Agency in Classical Greek Philosophy Donald J. Zeyl 2. Divine Causality according to Neo-Platonism Phillip S. Cary 3. Aquinas on Divine Causality W. Matthews Grant 4. Three Competing Views of God's Causation of Creaturely Actions: Aquinas, Scotus and Olivi Gloria Frost 5. Durand and Suarez on Divine Causation Jacob Tuttle 6. Descartes on Voluntary Action and Universal Conservation Joel Archer and C. P. Ragland 7. Leibniz on Divine Causation: Continuous Creation and Concurrence Without Occasionalism Julia Jorati 8. Berkeley on Divine Human Agency: A Teleological Reconstrual James S. Spiegel 9. What Hume didn't Notice about Divine Causation Timothy Yenter 10. Defending Special Divine Acts Robert A. Larmer 11. Divine Sustaining Causes and the Mind-Body Problem Angus J. L. Menuge 12. Neo-Aristotelian Accounts of Divine Creation Paul M. Gould 13. Theistic Conferralism: Consolidating Divine sustenance and Trope Theory Robert K. Garcia 14. The Timing of Divine Conservation: Pushes, Nudges, and Merry-go-rounds David Vander Laan 15. Divine Causation and the Pairing Problem Gregory E. Ganssle
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