Faith with reason

"Paul Helm presents a new study of the nature of religious faith, investigating what makes it reasonable. Religious belief needs to meet and sustain philosophical scrutiny just as any other type of belief does; nothing about religion purchases immunity from this. But at the same time religious... Full description

Main Author:	Helm, Paul.
Published:	Oxford, UK : Oxford University Press, 2000
Subjects:	FAITH AND REASON - CHRISTIANITY.
Online Access:	Full text DRC - Book opens through link in DTL
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500			\|a Includes Index and Bibliographical References
520			\|a "Paul Helm presents a new study of the nature of religious faith, investigating what makes it reasonable. Religious belief needs to meet and sustain philosophical scrutiny just as any other type of belief does; nothing about religion purchases immunity from this. But at the same time religious epistemology must also respect the contours of religion, the distinctiveness of the subject matter of religious belief. Helm looks sympathetically at two currently prominent ways of defending the rationality of religious belief: 'Reformed' epistemology and the cumulative case for theism
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Faith with reason

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