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Theology Beyond The World
In The God debates: a 21st century guide for atheists and believers (and everyone in between). Malden, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 133–154 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Existence of Nature Argument for God The Fine‐tuning Argument for God Why Would God Create? The Problem of Evil The Argument from Pseudo‐cosmology.Author's Profile
Theology Beyond The World scientific field of cosmology ‐ understanding the cosmos using the scientific method existence of nature argument for god ‐ into a problem, supernatural being the solution theologians, and three reasons ‐ nature, and why it is contingent and not necessary cosmology, like all science, powered by curiosity ‐ in finding explanations naturalism and scientific cosmology ‐ preventing, existence of nature argument, and conclusions about god fine‐tuning argument for god ‐ and argument from design, by natural theology cosmological understanding of the big bang, in its infancy ‐ universe and its laws, speculative and revisable problem of evil for Christian theology ‐ examples of general problems argument from pseudo‐cosmology ‐ understanding anything about the universe
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