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Theism on the Web
Many of the same philosophical issues arise when considering divine-nature
dualism as when considering mind-body dualism. Theism is therefore a further
application of the concepts of dualism, although accepting dualism does not
require accepting theism. Nevertheless, because so many of the arguments and
concepts are similar, we group here together many web resources for theism by
analogy to those for dualism.
Definitions
History
Plato:
Timaeus, ca. 360 BC.
Âchârya Madhva, 1238-1317:
www.dvaita.org/docs and
at the IEP
William James,
Varieties of Religious Experience, 1902.
+ more!
Thematic Websites
theism.info
Origins.org at
www.origins.org/menus/theism.html
Skeptical Theism at
www.freeinquiry.com/skeptic/theism
Leon James at Hawaii:
www.theisticpsychology.org
and
www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/leonj/leonpsy/leon.html
Ian Thompson at Surrey:
www.theisticscience.org
Theism Resources at
Questia
Counterbalance Meta Library at
http://www.meta-library.net/
Journals
Theism.net
Zygon (also at
Ingenta)
+ more
Books
- Philip Clayton,
God and Contemporary Science (review,
cc;
google books)
- John Foster,
The Divine Lawmaker: Lectures on Induction, Laws of Nature, and the
Existence of God (2004) (reviewed)
- Norman L. Geisler, Christian Apologetics
(1976)
- Samuel Harris,
The Philosophical Basis of Theism (1892)
- Samuel Harris, God, Creator and Lord of All (1896) (review,
cc)
- Leon James, A
Man of the Field (2002)
- Paul Moser (ed),
The Rationality of
Theism (2003) (ebook,
google)
- Nicholas Saunders,
Divine Action and Modern Science, Cambridge (2002)
- Jordan Howard Sobel, Logic and Theism:
Arguments for and against Beliefs in God (2004)
- Richard Swinburne,
Is There a God?,
The Evolution of the Soul,
- Charles Taliaferro,
Consciousness and the Mind of God
(google)
- + more
Online Articles
Dualism and Nondualism
Monotheism and Dualism
Special Divine Action
Theism and Secondary Causes
- Alfred J. Freddoso [list]:
Theism and Science
People
Theistic Philosophers
on the web.
Discussion
Metacrock Blog
(much more to come for all these sections!)
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