Alvin Plantinga: The Analytic Theist
A website devoted to the philosophy of Alvin Plantinga, including papers by and about Plantinga. |
Analytic Philosophy of Religion
Resources in the analytic philosophical tradition, including religious epistemology, theistic arguments, medieval philosophy, and teaching resources and discussion groups. |
Ars Disputandi
Online journal for philosophy of religion. It publishes refereed articles, literature surveys and discussion notes, as well as book reviews and bibliographies. |
Center for Philosophy of Religion
Established at the University of Notre Dame in 1976 to support work in philosophy of religion and Christian philosophy. Home of Alvin Platinga. |
Cosmology and Theology
Reasoning known as the cosmological argument attempts to justify belief in God by pointing to the existence of the cosmos, its causal orderliness, and alleged evidence of its being in some sense designed to include life and intelligence. |
Faith Seeking Understanding
An exploration of philosophy of religion and Christian theism. |
Immutability
Stanford Encyclopedia entry on the doctrine that God cannot undergo real change; by Brian Leftow. |
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion
Independent journal concerned with the exposition, development, and criticism of theories relevant to religion in any form. |
Internet Religion and Theology Links
Collection of resources on philosophers of religion, by Charles Bellinger at the Wabash Center. |
Jacques Maritain Center at the University of Notredame
Includes interviews, art, works, biography, and dictionaries. |
Leading Scientists Still Reject God
Article considering the current theory that scientists are finding "evidence" allowing for God. By Donald Simanek at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. |
Lux Veritatis
A study of Catholic philosophy, St. Thomas Aquinas, and current issues. |
Omnipotence
The theistic thesis that God has maximal power; from the Stanford Encyclopedia, by Joshua Hoffman and Gary Rosenkrantz. |
Ontological Arguments
Arguments from premisses which are supposed to derive from some source other than observation of the world. From the Stanford Encyclopedia, by Graham Oppy. |
Philosophy and Christian Theology
Discussion of philosophical implications of Christian theological views; from the Stanford Encyclopedia by Michael Murray. |
Philosophy and Religion
Edited by Dr. R. T. Nolan, site includes issues in philosophy, theology, biblical thought, and ethics, and papers by Cherbonnier and Kirkpatrick. |
Philosophy and Theology
Links to sites on the most influential writers and thinkers who have influenced theology through the years. |
Philosophy in Cyberspace
A catalog of websites pertaining to the philosophy of religion. |
Philosophy of Religion
In the tradition of the Friesian School, this is a non-peer-reviewed electronic journal and archive of philosophy of religion edited by Kelley L. Ross, Ph.D. |
Philosophy of Religion
Many links on religious philosophers and their impact through history, from a course taught by Scott Moore at Baylor University. |
Society of Christian Philosophers
Aims to go beyond the usual philosophy of religion sessions at the APA, and stimulate thinking on the nature and role of Christian commitment in philosophy. Based at Southern Illinois University. |
The Lublin School of Philosophy
Known also as Lublin Thomism and Christian Existentialism. Site contains basic information and articles. |
The Ontological Argument from Anselm to Goedel
A selected bibliography on the ontological argument, with particular attention to the historical and logical developments |
Theistic Philosophers on the Web
Links to individuals who classify themselves as both philosophers and theists. |
Theological Voluntarism
Survey of divine command theory from the Stanford Encyclopedia; by Mark Murphy. |
Think for yourself! Dont believe just to believe!
Do not believe in the gods of all the religions of all the worlds people. They are nothing more than fairy tales and wives tales. Do you need a man in black or the fear of damnation or hell to know right and wrong? Evil exists without satan or any dar |
