Roczniki Filozoficzne 69 nr 3 (2021)

 

Divine Hiddenness from the Perspective of Christian Philosophy

 

 

New Approaches to Divine Hiddenness

 

• Theology and the Knowledge of Persons | Eleonore Stump | 9-27 | pdf
• Experiential Dissonance and Divine Hiddenness | Paul K. Moser | 29-42 | pdf
• The Problem of Divine Hiddenness in the Context of Science | Miłosz Hołda, Dominique Lambert | 43-60 | pdf

 

Discussions with L. Schellenberg

 

• The Hiddenness Argument | J. L. Schellenberg | 63-66 | pdf
• From Satan’s Wager to Eve’s Gambit to Our Leap: An Anselmian Reply to the Problem of Divine Hiddenness | Travis Dumsday | 67-85 | pdf
• The Argument from Divine Hiddenness and Christian Love | Jeff Jordan | 87-103 | pdf
• The Theology of Hiddenness: J. L. Schellenberg, Divine Hiddenness, and the Role of Theology | Marek Dobrzeniecki, Derek King | 105-122 | pdf
• Benevolence or Mercy? The Problem with the First Premise of the Hiddenness Argument | Ryszard Mordarski | 123-139 | pdf
• Divine Openness for Physical Relationship | Pavel Butakov | 141-161 | pdf
• “You Would Not Seek Me If You Had Not Found Me”—Another Pascalian Response to the Problem of Divine Hiddenness | Jean-Baptiste Guillon | 163-214 | pdf
• How to Be a Christian Ultimist? On Three Lessons John L. Schellenberg and the Christian Theist Can Learn from Each Other | Jacek Wojtysiak | 215-229 | pdf
• Comments for My Colleagues | J. L. Schellenberg | 231-249 | pdf

 

Other Essays on L. Schellenberg’s Philosophy

 

• The Hiddenness Argument and the Ground of Its Soundness | Marek Pepliński | 253-290 | pdf
• Ultimism, A Philosophy That Wants to Be a Religion | Piotr Biłgorajski | 291-304 | pdf