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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Richard Swinburne"”.

  1. A Philosophical Reappraisal of Henry More’s Theory of Divine Space

    … However, some recent philosophers—such as Richard Swinburne, William Lane Craig, and John Lucas—have convincingly argued that absolute space and time remain consistent with a cosmic spacetime as well as with a Neo-Lorentzian interpretation of relativity. Yet while many have allowed this …

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  2. "Whether God exists"

    … for theism is the cosmological argument from Richard Swinburne. Swinburne's argument is examined from a Bayesian perspective, and it is found that we can't fix the prior probabilities that Swinburne needs, not even by his appeal to simplicity. We then explain that this undermines P-inductive …

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  3. Rola analogii w teologii naturalnej Richarda Swinburne’a

    Rozprawa przedstawia teologię naturalną Richarda Swinburne’a, ukazuje jej oryginalność i rolę, jaką pełni w niej analogia. Układ rozdziałów odzwierciedla przyjętą przez Swinburne’a argumentację na rzecz teizmu chrześcijańskiego jako teorii wyjaśniającej istnienie świata. Rozdział pierwszy zawiera …

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  4. Divine Disclosures: Religious Experiences as Evidence in Theology

    The first half of this thesis argues that scepticism about the evidential force of religious experiences is driven by concerns about the traditional practices used to discern between ‘illusory’ and ‘genuine’ experiences. As these practices require commitment to a particular tradition, we have no …

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