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Leigh Vicens and Simon Kittle, God and Human Freedom
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Jeffrey Koperski: Divine Action, Determinism, and The Laws of Nature
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Peter Forrest: Intellectual, Humanist and Religious Commitment: Acts Of Assent
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N. T. Wright: History and Eschatology: Jesus and The Promise of Natural Theology
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Jaco Gericke: A Philosophical Theology of The Old Testament: A Historical, Experimental, Comparative and Analytic Perspective
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Perfect Being Attacked! Jeff Speaks’s The Greatest Possible Being
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Jeff Speaks’s The Greatest Possible Being criticizes several sorts of perfect being theology. I show that his main discussions target what are really idealizations of actual perfect-being projects. I then focus on whether Speaks’s idealizations match up with the real historical article. I argue that, in one key respect, they do not and that it would be uncharitable to think that one of them does. If the idealizations do not represent what perfect being thinkers have actually been doing, a question arises about how much Speaks’s critique should worry those pursuing projects modelled on real historical perfect being theology.
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Richard Rice: The Future of Open Theism: From Antecedents to Opportunities
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Marxism and Christianity
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God’s World, God’s Body
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Without Proof or Evidence:
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The Emergence of Whitehead’s Metaphysics, 1925-1929
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A Worldly Spirituality:
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From Aristotle to Darwin and Back Again:
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God, Guilt and Death:
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