Philosophy of religion

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The instance Philosophy of religion represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Austin Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Instance, Sound Recording.

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Label

Philosophy of religion

Instantiates

• Philosophy of religion

Publication

• Chantilly, Va., Teaching Company, Prince Frederick, MD, Distributed by Recorded Books, 2003

Note

Compact disc

Accompanying material

1 PDF disc.

Capture and storage technique

digital storage

Carrier category

• audio disc
• computer disc

Carrier category code

• sd
• cd

Carrier MARC source

• rdacarrier
• rdacarrier

Configuration of playback channels

unknown

Content category

• spoken word
• text

Content type code

• spw
• txt

Content type MARC source

• rdacontent
• rdacontent

Contents

• lecture 5.
• How do various theists use the word "God"?
• lecture 6.
• What is knowledge?
• lecture 7.
• What kinds of evidence count?
• lecture 8.
• What constitutes good evidence?
• lecture 9.
• Why argue for the existence of God?
• pt. 1. lecture 1.
• lecture 10.
• How ontological argument works.
• lecture 11.
• Why ontological argument is said to fail
• lecture 12.
• How cosmological argument works --
• What is philosophy
• lecture 2.
• What is religion?
• lecture 3.
• What is philosophy of religion?
• lecture 4.
• How is the word "God" generally used?
• lecture 17.
• Divine encounters make argument necessary
• lecture 18.
• Divine encounters require interpretation
• lecture 19.
• Why is evil a problem?
• lecture 20.
• Taking evil seriously
• lecture 21.
• Non-justificatory theodicies
• pt. 2. lecture 13.
• lecture 22.
• Justifying evil
• lecture 23.
• Justifying natural evil
• lecture 24.
• Justifying human evil --
• Why cosmological argument is said to fail
• lecture 14.
• How teleological argument works
• lecture 15.
• How teleological argument works (continued)
• lecture 16.
• Why teleological argument is said to fail
• lecture 29.
• Discourse in an intentionalist paradigm
• lecture 30.
• Evaluating paradigms
• lecture 31.
• Choosing and changing paradigms
• lecture 32.
• Language games and theistic discourse
• lecture 33.
• Fabulation: theism as story
• pt. 3. lecture 25.
• lecture 34.
• Theistic stories, morality, and culture
• lecture 35.
• Stories, moral progress, and culture reform
• lecture 36.
• Conclusions and signposts
• Evidence is irrelevant to faith
• lecture 26.
• Groundless faith is irrelevant to Life
• lecture 27.
• God is beyond human grasp, but that's O.K
• lecture 28.
• Transcendental talk is "sound and fury"

Control code

1094502

Dimensions

4 3/4 in. +

Dimensions

• 4 3/4 in.
• 4 3/4 in. or 12 cm. diameter

Extent

18 audio discs (approximately 1080 min.)

Groove width / pitch

not applicable

Isbn

9781490678627

Media category

• audio
• computer

Media MARC source

• rdamedia
• rdamedia

Media type code

• s
• c

Other physical details

digital

Publisher number

• GC0661
• 4680

Record ID

u1094502

Special playback characteristics

unknown

Specific material designation

sound disc

Speed

1.4m. per second (discs)

System control number

• (Sirsi) i9781490678627
• (OCoLC)920921643

Tape configuration

not applicable

Tape width

not applicable