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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Hiddenness"”.
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The argument from divine hiddenness : an assessment.
The argument from divine hiddenness against God's existence has become one of the most important atheistic arguments in the contemporary philosophical literature. In this dissertation I offer an assessment of this argument. Specifically, I provide some needed conceptual clarity to the discussion of …
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Divine Hiddenness and the Challenge of Inculpable Nonbelief
<p>Divine hiddenness is the idea that God is in some sense hidden or obscure. This dissertation responds to J.L. Schellenberg's argument, based on divine hiddenness and human reason, against the existence of God. Schellenberg argues that if a perfectly loving God exists, we would not expect to find …
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The Hiddenness Argument and The Limits of Doxastic Positioning
… in having a personal relationship with us? The Hiddenness Argument contends that it should be much clearer than it in fact is. If God exists and really wants us to know as much, we should expect to inhabit a very different epistemic situation than we in fact do – one that rules out the …
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An invisible main character : divine providence in Jane Eyre and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
… in particular the significance of providence's hiddenness in that text. In the end, I want to argue that the centrality of divine providence in each text changes how we understand these texts by shifting the focus of the narratives from the characters' efforts to God's grace.
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Divine Disclosures: Religious Experiences as Evidence in Theology
… concerning the evidential import of divine hiddenness and religious diversity. The sixth chapter defends the procedure’s presumption that God is a perfect being by evaluating an Anselmian account of the reference of “God”.
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The performance of control and the control of performance: Towards a social anthropology of defecation
… The main themes that emerge are privacy, hiddenness, embarrassment and concern but also that it is welcomed as physical release, and as offering valued periods of time-out and solitude. It is also a symbol of both all that is low and all that is deep. These contradictions are analysed …
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Uncovering the Roots of the Crucified God: How Walter Brueggemann's Old Testament Theology Challenges and Contributes to Jürgen Moltmann's and Jon Sobrino's Interpretations of the Cross
… Testament theology's discernment of God through hiddenness, silence, absence, and suffering and then brings into conversation notions of God drawn from these Old Testament traditions with notions of God drawn from an interpretation of the cross. This exploration is done through an in depth study …
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Re-Thinking Anthropomorphism Through a Genetic Philosophy of Time
… influences Augustine's doctrine of God (God's hiddenness). The second step explores the common human knowledge of time as seen in contemporary genetics, developing a philosophy of time in genetics. This concept of time will then be "translated" through the phenomenology of Claude Romano in …
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Mary Parker Follett: Toward Organizational Communication Ethics in a Flattening and Fearful World
… some of the reasons for Follett's relative hiddenness in organizational communication, then turns toward finding some of those reasons to serve as significant insights and impetus as to why Follett might be engaged.
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The experience of young carers in the context of a range of parental conditions: physical disability, mental health problems and substance misuse.
The current study set out to explore the affect and significance of differing parental conditions on the experiences commonly reported by young carers. Previous studies on young caring have reflected on the impacts of caring for parents with particular `types' of conditions (normally physical …