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Logic and Truth in Religious Belief

From the book God, Truth, and other Enigmas

  • Srećko Kovač
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110418934-012
From the book
God, Truth, and other Enigmas
God, Truth, and other Enigmas

Chapters in this book (25)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgements
A Guide to the Book: God, Truth, and other Enigmas
Part I: ( God’s) Existence/Non-Existence
Logical Necessity, Conceptual Necessity, and the Ontological Argument
Problem of the Origins of Ontotheology
On the Anti-Ontological Doom Argument
Nothing Is Impossible
God and Good: Does God’s Existence Imply that Anything is Good
Part II: Omniscience
Gaps, Gluts and God
Fitch’s Paradox and the Existence of an Omniscient Being
Vagueness and Omniscience
God’s Omniscience and Logical Virtue
Part III: Truth
Logic and Truth in Religious Belief
Absolute Truth and Mathematics
The Divine Belief Theory of Truth: Might It Work?
Makers and Models: Two Approaches to Truth, and their Merger
Part IV: Metaphysical Enigmas
Agnosticism about Material Composition
Existential Dependence and other Formal Relations
Wittgenstein on Faith and Reason: The Influence of Newman
Necessity, Worlds, and God
The Explanatory Power of Topology in the Philosophy of God
Authors of Contributed Papers
Author Index
Subject Index
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