Current Issue
- Jonathan Mark Threlfall on Pascal's "Abductive Anthropological Argument" and Elliott R. Crozat on "the Purpose Theory of the Meaning of Life"
- Robert Larmer discussing intelligent design arguments and Deism and Timothy Blank considering an "Open Theistic Multiverse"
- Christopher W. Love dealing with the "argument from disagreement" and moral skepticism.
- Travis Dumsday and Matthew J. Hart's articles addressing significance of "Demonic Ignorance" from the standpoint of early Christian writer, Origen, to exploring implications of "Demonic Temptation" for Christian Materialism.
- Swerving into issues of philosophy of mind, epistemology and arguments for God's existence, Victor Reppert and David Kyle Johnson debate the "Argument from Reason" while Brandon Rickabaugh develops and extends Dallas Willard lecture notes into an article on "the Mind's Independence from the Body."
- Benjamin H. Arbour and Gregory E. Trickett respond to John DePoe on the problem of evil and Berkeleyan Idealism.
- William Hasker offers a critique of latest critiques on theistic evolution by J.P. Moreland et al, while William Lane Craig reviews Lewis and Barnes' A Fortunate Universe.
- J.P. Moreland reviews and critiques Rescher's Metaphysical Perspectives, while Lydia McGrew reviews Ola Hössjer's Becoming a Christian.
Vol 20 Num. 2 - Winter 2018
The Winter 2018 issue features a stellar symposium discussion on Erik Wielenberg's "Godless Normative Realism" thesis as an alternative to theistic accounts of moral realism, with responses from William Lane Craig, Tyler D. McNabb, Mark C. Murphy, Adam L. Johnson, and with a final reply by Wielenberg.
In addition to that discussion, the Winter 2018 issue advances several articles, philosophical notes, and book reviews at the intersection of philosophy of religion, philosophy of science, philosophical anthropology, and matters of epistemology. Highlights include:
With the Winter 2018 issue, Craig Hazen signs-off as lead Editor of Philosophia Christi since 1999, and Ross Inman becomes the new Editor starting with Vol. 21, no. 1, the Summer 2019 issue!
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