Philosophy of Religion

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Papers on Philosophy of Religion

al-Hikam, The Seals of Wisdom  (free)

anon, Beyond Totality and Infinity  (free)

anon, Index of Angels, Magical Words etc.  (free)

anon, Isis  (free)

anon, Necronomicon, Die Satanische Bibel  (free)

anon, The Papyrus of Ani, The Eqyptian Book of the Dead  (free)

Baker, Invisible Eagle, The History of Nazi Occultism  (free)

Berdyaev, A Consideration Concerning Theodicy  (free)

Blavatsky, The Secret Doctrine, The Synthesis of Science, Religion, and Philosophy  (free)

Charles, Apocalypse of Moses, The Apochrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament  (free)

Clarke, Ten Great Religions, An Essay in Comparative Theology  (free)

Craig, The Resurrection of Theism  (free)

Crowley, Book of Lies  (free)

Die Bibel, Das Erste Buch Mose (Genesis)  (free)

Dobie, Meister Eckhart’s ‘Ontological Philosophy of Religion’  (free)

Geisler, Christian Apologetics, Chapter 9, Deism  (free)

Giles, Religions of Ancient China  (free)

Hafkesbrink, The Meaning of Objectivism and Realism in Max Scheler’s Philosophy of Religion, A Contribution to the Understanding of Max Scheler’s Catholic Period  (free)

Hamilton, Scientific Proof of the Existence of God  (free)

Hanegraaff, Strobel, The Prayer of Jesus, A Discussion  (free)

Hume, The Natural History of Religion  (free)

James, The Will to Believe  (free)

Kapadia, The Teachings of Zoroaster and Philosophy of Parsi Religion  (free)

Khan, The Sufi Message of Inayat Khan, Vol. II  (free)

Khan, The Sufi Message of Inayat Khan, Vol. V  (free)

Khan, The Sufi Message of Inayat Khan, Vol. VIIIa  (free)

Kreeft, Faith and Reason, The Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Lewis, The Philosophy of Atheism  (free)

Magnusfe, The Antichrist of Satan  (free)

Müller, Religion in der Defensive  (free)

Paine, Of the Religion of Deism Compared with the Christian Religion  (free)

Panikkar, The Intrareligious Dialogue  (free)

Raico, The Place of Religion in the Liberal Philosophy of Constant, Toqueville, and Lord Acton  (free)

Sober, The  Design  Argument  (free)

Steiner, Cosmology Religion and Philosophy  (free)

Swinburne, The Justification of Theism  (free)

Weil, The Bible, the Koran, and the Talmud, Biblical Legends of the Mussulmans  (free)

Wilson, Principia Discordia (Deutsch)  (free)

Winn, Prophet of Doom, Islam’s Terrorist Dogma in Muhammad’s own Words  (free)

Zarathustra, The Teachings of Zoroaster and the Philosophy of the Parsi Religion  (free)

Media on Philosophy of Religion

anon, Interview, Religion versus Truth

Campbell , Mythos, 1 of 10

Campbell, Mythos, 9 of 10

Campbell, Power of Myth, 2 of 6, Message of the Myth

Campbell., Mythos, 7 of 10

Cary, Lecture 1, Introduction, Philosophy and Religions as Traditions

Cary, Lecture 2, Platos Inquiries, The Gods and the Good

Cary, Lecture 3, Platos Spirituality, The Immortal Soul and the Other World

Cary, Lecture 8, The New Testament, Life in Christ

Cary, Lecture 9, Rabbinic Judaism, Israel and the Torah

Cary, Lecture 10, Church Fathers, The Logos Made Flesh

Cary, Lecture 11, The Development of Christian Platonism

Cary, Lecture 13, Classical Theism, Proofs and Attributes of God

Cary, Lecture 14, Medieval Christian Theology, Nature and Grace

Cary, Lecture 15, Late Medieval Nominalism and Christian Mysticism

Cary, Lecture 16, Protestantism, Problems of Grace

Cary, Lecture 17, Descartes, Locke, and the Crisis of Modernity

Cary, Lecture 17.2

Cary, Lecture 17.3

Cary, Lecture 17.4

Cary, Lecture 17.5

Cary, Lecture 17.6

Cary, Lecture 18.2, Leibniz and Theodicy

Cary, Lecture 18.3

Cary, Lecture 18.4

Cary, Lecture 18.5

Cary, Lecture 18.6

Cary, Lecture 20, Kant, Reason Limited to Experience

Cary, Lecture 22, Schleiermacher, Feeling as the Basis of Religion

Cary, Lecture 23, Hegel, A Philosophical History of Relition

Cary, Lecture 24, Marx and the Hermeneutics of Suspicion

Cary, Lecture 26, Nietzsche, Critic of Christian Morality

Cary, Lecture 27, Neo-Orthodoxy, The Subject and Object of Faith

Cary, Lecture 28, Encountering the Biblical Other, Buber and Levinas

Cary, Lecture 29, Process Philosophy, God in Time

Cary, Lecture 30, Logical Empiricism and the Meaning of Religion

Cary, Lecture 31, Reformed Epistemology and the Rationality of Belief

Cary, Lecture 32, Conclusion, Philosophy and Religion Today

Cary, Philosophy and Religion in the West, Part I

Cast, Losing My Religion

Deism, Claims of Natural Religion

Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 1, What is Philosophy, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 4, How is the Word God Generally Used, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 5, How Do Various Theists Use the Word God, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 6, What is Knowledge, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 7, What Kinds of Evidence Count, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 8, What Constitutes Good Evidence, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 9, Why Argue for the Existence of God, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 10, How Ontological Argument Works, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 11, Why Ontological Argument is Said to Fail, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 12, How Cosmological Argument Works, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 13, Why Cosmological Argument is Said to Fail, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 14, How Teleological Argument Works, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 15, How Teleological Argument Works (cont.), 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 16, Why Teleological Argument is Said to Fail, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 17, Divine Encounters Make Argument Unnecessary, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 18, Divine Encounters Require Interpretation, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 19, Why is Evil a Problem, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 20, Taking Evil Seriously, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 21, Non-Justificatory Theodicies, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 22, Justifying Evil, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 23, Justifying Natural Evil, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 24, Justifying Human Evil, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 25, Evidence is Irrelevant to Faith, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 26, Groundless Faith is Irrelevant to Life, 4 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 27, God is Beyond Human Grasp, But That’s O.K., 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 28, Transcendental Talk is Sound and Fury, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 29, Discourse in an Intentionalist Paradigm, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 30, Evaluating Paradigms, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 31, Choosing and Changing Paradigms, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 32, Language Games and Theistic Discourse, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 33, Fabulation, Theism as Story, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 34, Theistic Stories, Morality, and Culture, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 35, Stories, Moral Progress, and Culture Reform, 1 of 6

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Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Lesson 36, Conclusions and Signposts, 1 of 6

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Hall, The Atom in religion and philosophy (5 of 5), The spiritual challenge of the atomic age

Hall, The Atom in Religion and Philosophy 3, Atomism in Early European Philosophy, Part 1 of 2

Hall, The Atom in Religion And Philosophy, 4 of 5, How modern philosophy can cope with the atom

Hall, The Spiritual Challenge of the Atomic Age, The Atom in Religion and Philosophy (2)

Hall, The Spiritual Challenge of the Atomic Age, The Atom in Religion and Philosophy

Kreeft, Lecture 1, What Is Religion, Why is it Worth Thinking about

Kreeft, Lecture 2, Atheism

Kreeft, Lecture 3, The Problem of Evil

Kreeft, Lecture 4, Arguments for God’s Existence from Nature (Cosmological Arguments)

Kreeft, Lecture 5, Arguments for God’s Existence from Human Experience (Psychological Arguments)

Kreeft, Lecture 6, Religion and Science

Kreeft, Lecture 7, The Case Against Life after Death

Kreeft, Lecture 8, The Case for Life after Death, Twelve Arguments

Kreeft, Lecture 9, Different Concepts of Heaven

Kreeft, Lecture 10, Hell

Kreeft, Lecture 11, Testing the Different Truth-Claims of Different Religions

Kreeft, Lecture 12, Comparative Religions

Kreeft, Lecture 13, What Would Socrates Think

Kreeft, Lecture 14, Religious Experience

Krishnananda, The Philosophy of Religion

Mackie, The Miracle of Theism, Arguments for and against the  Existence of God

Strobel, The Case for a Creator, 4 of 9

Strobel, The Case for a Creator

Strobel, The Case for a Creator

Strobel, The Case for Christ

Strobel, The Case for Faith

Zacharias, The Uniqueness of Christ in World Religions, Part 1

Zacharias, The Uniqueness of Christ in World Religions, Part 2

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Ahrensdorf, Greek Tragedy and Political Philosophy, Rationalism and Religion in Sophocles’ Theban Plays  (unfree)

Althaus-Reid, The Queer God  (unfree)

Bilimoria, Irvine (eds.), Postcolonial Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Blum, Philosophy of Religion in the Renaissance  (unfree)

Caputo, On Religion  (free)

Cary, Philosophy and Religion in the West  (free)

Clooney, Hindu God Christian God, How Reason Helps Break Down  the Boundaries between Religions  (unfree)

Clothey, Religion in India  (free)

Collingwood, Religion and Philosophy  (free)

Copan, Moser (eds.), The Rationality of Theism  (unfree)

Cornford, From Religion to Philosophy, A Study of the Origins of Western Speculation  (unfree)

Cottingham, Chapter 8, Cartesian Dualism, Theology, Metaphysics, and Science  (free)

Craig, The Disciples Inspection of the  Empty Tomb  (free)

Davies, The Reality of God and the Problem of Evil  (unfree)

Dombrowski, A Platonic Philosophy of Religion, A Process Perspective  (free)

Dombrowski, Rethinking the Ontological Argument, A Neoclassical Theistic Response  (unfree)

Everitt, The Non-Existence of God  (free)

Ferngren (ed.), The History of Science and Religion in the Western Tradition, An Encyclopedia  (unfree)

Frankenberry (ed.), Radical Interpretation in Religion  (unfree)

Gilhus, Animals, Gods and Humans, Changing Attitudes to Animals in Greek, Roman and Early Christian Ideas  (free)

Grant, God and Reason in the Middle Ages  (unfree)

Hall, Philosophy of Religion, Part I  (unfree)

Happel, Metaphors for God’s Time in Science and Religion  (free)

Hick, Dialogues in the Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Hick, Philosophy of Religion  (unfree)

Keith, The Religion and Philosophy of the Veda and Upanishads  (free)

Klibansky et al, Saturn and Melancholy, Studies in the History of Natural Philosophy, Religion and Art  (unfree)

Kreeft, Faith and Reason, The Philosophy of Religion, Course Guide  (free)

Kvanvig (ed.), Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion. Vol. 1  (unfree)

Lafont, A Theological Journey, Christian Faith and Human Salvation  (unfree)

Lamont, The Philosophy of Humanism  (unfree)

le Poidevin, Arguing for Atheism, An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Mann (ed.), The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Religion  (unfree)

Mawson, Belief in God, An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion  (unfree)

Meister, Introducing Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Murphy, God is Not a Story, Realism Revisited  (unfree)

Murray, Rea, An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Nukariya, The Religion of the Samurai, A Study of Zen Philosophy and Discipline in China and Japan  (free)

Nye, Religion, The Basics, 2nd. edn.  (unfree)

Oliver, Philosophy God and Motion  (free)

Pattison, Thinking about God in an Age of Technology  (free)

Peterson, Vanarragon (eds.), Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Religion  (unfree)

Phillips, Tessin (eds.), Philosophy of Religion in the 21st Century  (free)

Pickover, A Passion for Mathematics Numbers, Puzzles, Madness, Religion, and the Quest for Reality  (free)

Plantinga, God, Freedom, and Evil  (free)

Polka, Between Philosophy and Religion, Spinoza, The Bible and Modernity, Vol. I, Hermeneutics and Ontology  (unfree)

Roberts, Religion, Theology and the Human Sciences  (free)

Rorty, Vattimo, The Future of Religion  (free)

Schmid, The Theories of Darwin and their Relation to Philosophy Religion and Morality  (unfree)

Schonbaumsfeld, A Confusion of the Spheres, Kierkegaard and Wittgenstein on Philosophy and Religion  (unfree)

Shanks, God, the Devil, and Darwin, A Critique of Intelligent Design Theory  (unfree)

Sharma, A Primal Perspective on the Philosophy of Religion  (unfree)

Slone, Theological Incorrectness, Why Religious People Believe what they Shouldn’t  (unfree)

Smith, The Path of Reason, A Philosophy of Nonbelief  (free)

Sobel, Logic and Theism, Arguments for and against Beliefs in God  (free)

Stern, Can God Intervene, How Religion Explains Natural  Disasters  (unfree)

Strobel, The Case for a Creator, A Journalist Investigates Scientific Evidence that Points toward God  (unfree)

Strobel, The Case for Christ  (unfree)

Strobel, The Case for Faith  (unfree)

Strobel, The Case for the Real Jesus  (unfree)

Swinburne, Faith and Reason, 2nd. edn.  (unfree)

Swinburne, The Existence of God, 2nd. edn.  (free)

Swinburne, Was Jesus God  (unfree)

Theselton, A Concise Encyclopedia of the Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Trigg, Religion in Public Life, Must Faith be Privatized  (unfree)

Turner, Faith, Reason, and the Existence of God  (free)

van Huyssteen, Encyclopedia of Science and Religion  (free)

Vedder, Heideggers Philosophy of Religion  (unfree)

Vermeer, Learning Theodicy  (unfree)

Wainright (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Religion (561p)  (free)

Wainwright (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Religion (455p)  (free)

Wainwright (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Religion (515p)  (free)

Ward, Cities of God  (unfree)

Wenley, Socrates and Christ, A Study in the Philosophy of Religion  (free)

Wielenberg, God and the Reach of Reason, C.S. Lewis, David Hume, and Bertrand Russell  (unfree)

Yandell, Philosophy of Religion,  A Contemporary Introduction  (unfree)