For courses in the Philosophy of Religion, taught in either Philosophy or Religious Studies departments. This book provides a concise introduction to the main ideas and issues in philosophical theology. While covering a wide range of classic and contemporary perspectives, the text stresses a historical approach, focussing primarily on the development of philosophical theology in the Judeo-Christian tradition.

God and Reason: A Historical Approach to Philosophical Theology

Politics & Social Sciences

Miller, Ed. L.

Philosophy

Macmillan Coll Div

This popular-choice for introductory philosophy courses again offers primary sources again offers primary source readings woven into a text that is organized by key questions in philosophy. The discussion of each question is presented in a logical and historical light,showing connections,roots,and influences. The clarity of the presentation and the successful student pedagogical aids provide an accessible,guided introudction to philosophy for college students.

Questions That Matter: An Introduction to Philosophy

McGraw=Hill

This book is an affordable, high-quality, invitingly-designed survey text. It is distinguished by its interweaving of substantive excerpts from primary source readings into the text and by its organization around four key questions in philosophy: Reality, Knowledge, God, and Morality. The discussion of each is presented in a logical and historical manner, showing connections, roots, and influences. Constant attention is paid to the interconnection of ideas and their development with primary materials interwoven into the ongoing discussion, always providing for the expression, sometimes short, sometimes long, of the actual philosopher on the subject at hand. Biographical boxes, illustrations, questions for reflection, annotated bibliographies, and a glossary enhance the discussion. The second edition is 8% shorter than the first edition and 27% shorter than its 1996 hardcover, fourth edition parent text.

Questions That Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy

McGraw-Hill Companies

This book offers an introduction to the major topics and fields of philosophy. While topically organized, presentations also reveal the historical development of philosophical ideas and figures. Primary source readings are woven into text discussions. New to the third edition are a philosophical dictionary, a timeline/map, and expanded coverage of Eastern philosophy and women.

Mcgraw-Hill College

Questions that Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy

Miller, Ed.

Jensen, Jon

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages

This book is an affordable, high-quality, invitingly-designed survey text. It is distinguished by its interweaving of substantive excerpts from primary source readings into the text and by its organization around four key questions in philosophy: Reality, Knowledge, God, and Morality. The discussion of each is presented in a logical and historical manner, showing connections, roots, and influences. Constant attention is paid to the interconnection of ideas and their development with primary materials interwoven into the ongoing discussion, always providing for the expression, sometimes short, sometimes long, of the actual philosopher on the subject at hand. Biographical boxes, illustrations, questions for reflection, annotated bibliographies, and a glossary enhance the discussion. The second edition is 8% shorter than the first edition and 27% shorter than its 1996 hardcover, fourth edition parent text.

Questions That Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy, Brief Version with Free Philosophy PowerWeb

This book offers an introduction to the major topics and fields of philosophy. While topically organized, presentations also reveal the historical development of philosophical ideas and figures. Primary source readings are woven into text discussions. New to the third edition are a philosophical dictionary, a timeline/map, and expanded coverage of Eastern philosophy and women.

This accessible text-reader includes extensive student pedagogy--running summaries, high-interest boxes, biographies, epigrams, a philosophical dictionary, and a timeline/map. The new edition offers a new chapter on virtue ethics, new cases and questions from environmental and biomedical ethics, a new chapter on communitarian and feminist critiques of contemporary liberalism, and more!

Questions That Matter with Free Philosophy PowerWeb

This book provides a concise introduction to the main ideas and issues in philosophical theology. While covering a wide range of classic and contemporary perspectives, the text stresses a historical approach, focussing primarily on the development of philosophical theology in the Judeo-Christian tradition.

God and Reason: An Invitation to Philosophical Theology, Second Edition

Wipf and Stock

'...can be strongly recommended to anybody who has a special interest in John 1:3-4 or in the Prologue in general.'Prof. J.G. van der Watt, Neotestamentica, 1990.'...very thorough treatment of its subject.'Barnabas Lindars, Journal Theol. St., 1991.'Voici donc une hypoth#65533;se de plus sur le prologue de Jean, dont il faudra tenir compte.'F. Grob, Revue d'Histoire et de Philosophie Religieuses, 1993.

Salvation History in the Prologue of John: The Significance of John 1:3-4 (Supplements to Novum Testamentum)

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Brill Academic Pub

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God and Reason: A Historical Approach to Philosophical Theology

Questions That Matter: An Introduction to Philosophy

Questions That Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy

Questions That Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy

Questions that Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy

Questions That Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy, Brief Version with Free Philosophy PowerWeb

Questions That Matter: An Invitation to Philosophy

Questions That Matter with Free Philosophy PowerWeb

God and Reason: An Invitation to Philosophical Theology, Second Edition

Salvation History in the Prologue of John: The Significance of John 1:3-4 (Supplements to Novum Testamentum)