Faith and Reason

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Faith and Reason is a philosophical work by Richard Swinburne that systematically examines how religious belief can be rationally justified through arguments about faith, evidence, and the nature of God.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
aim to analyze the evidential basis of theism
to clarify the concepts of faith and reason
to show how religious belief can be rationally justified
author Richard Swinburne NERFINISHED
field philosophy
religious studies
theology
genre philosophy of religion
hasPart analysis of evidential support for theism
analysis of the rationality of commitment
discussion of faith as trust
discussion of miracles as evidence
discussion of the relationship between faith and evidence
treatment of religious experience as evidence
treatment of revelation and scripture
treatment of the problem of evil in relation to faith
influencedBy Christian theism NERFINISHED
analytic philosophy of religion
classical theistic arguments
language English
mainTopic arguments for the existence of God
coherence of theism
epistemology of religion
evidence for God
faith
justification of faith
nature of God
probability and religious belief
rationality of religious belief
reason
religious epistemology
notableFor defense of the rationality of Christian theism
integration of probabilistic reasoning into philosophy of religion
systematic treatment of the rationality of faith
philosophicalDiscipline analytic philosophy
philosophy of religion
positionOnFaith faith can be compatible with evidence
faith can extend beyond but not contradict evidence
positionOnGod theism can be supported by probabilistic arguments
positionOnReason reason plays a central role in assessing religious claims
relatedWorkByAuthor Revelation NERFINISHED
The Coherence of Theism NERFINISHED
The Existence of God NERFINISHED
usesMethod analytic argumentation
conceptual analysis
probabilistic reasoning

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Richard Swinburne notableWork Faith and Reason