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Introduction — Philosophy and Religion as Traditions
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Plato's Inquiries — The Gods and the Good
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Plato's Spirituality — The Immortal Soul and the Other World
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Aristotle and Plato — Cosmos, Contemplation, and Happiness
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Plotinus — Neoplatonism and the Ultimate Unity of All
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The Jewish Scriptures — Life With the God of Israel
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Platonist Philosophy and Scriptural Religion
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The New Testament — Life in Christ
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Rabbinic Judaism — Israel and the Torah
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Church Fathers — The Logos Made Flesh
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The Development of Christian Platonism
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Jewish Rationalism and Mysticism — Maimonides and Kabbalah
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Classical Theism — Proofs and Attributes of God
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Medieval Christian Theology — Nature and Grace
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Late-Medieval Nominalism and Christian Mysticism
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Protestantism — Problems of Grace
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Descartes, Locke, and the Crisis of Modernity
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Leibniz and Theodicy
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Hume's Critique of Religion
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Kant — Reason Limited to Experience
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Kant — Morality as the Basis of Religion
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Schleiermacher — Feeling as the Basis of Religion
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Hegel — a Philosophical History of Religion
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Marx and the Hermeneutics of Suspicion
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Kierkegaard — Existentialism and the Leap of Faith
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Nietzsche — Critic of Christian Morality
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Neo-Orthodoxy — The Subject and Object of Faith
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Encountering the Biblical Other — Buber and Levinas
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Process Philosophy — God in Time
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Logical Empiricism and the Meaning of Religion
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Reformed Epistemology and the Rationality of Belief
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Conclusion — Philosophy and Religion Today