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   Faith and reason, Religion -- Philosophy, Religionsphilosophie, Geloof, Rationaliteit, Foi et raison, Christianity Faith Publisher Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press

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   What is Faith?: Essays in the Philosophy of Religion Paperback – 1 Jun. 1992. This work consists of a collection of lectures and papers given by Anthony Kenny in recent years. The first part of the book focuses on one of the most central issues in the philosophy of religion: is belief in God and faith in the divine word rational? Dr Kenny ...

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   Feb 28, 2024 · What is Faith? — Essays in the Philosophy of Religion by Anthony Kenny, Oxford University Press, 12, vii+125. - Volume 75 Issue 884

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   In this book, renowned philosopher Anthony Kenny focuses on one of the central questions in the philosophy of religion: is the belief in God and faith in the divine word rational?

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   Jun 23, 2010 · 1. Models of faith and their key components. While philosophical reflection on faith of the kind exemplified in religious contexts might ideally hope to yield an agreed definition in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions that articulate the nature of faith, the present discussion proceeds by identifying key components that recur in different accounts of religious faith.

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   Aug 6, 1992 · Part 1 Faith and reason: the virtue of reason the justification of beliefs the defensibility of theism the virtue of faith. Part 2 Proof, belief and understanding: is natural theology possible the argument from design and the problem of evil John Henry Newman on the justification of faith Anselm on the conceivability of God.

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   • Philosophical reflection on theistic religious faith has produced markedly different accounts or models of its nature. This entry organizes discussion of accounts or models of faith around key components that feature in such accounts—with varying emphases, and with varying views about how these components relate to one another.

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   Does faith consist in non-basic belief that theological propositions are true?

   • Furthermore, in taking faith to consist in non-basic belief that theological propositions are true, this model invites the assumption that theological convictions belong in the same category of factual claims as scientific theoretical hypotheses with which they accordingly compete.

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   What does it mean to have faith in God?

   • On a fiducial model, having faith in God is making a practical commitment —the kind involved in trusting God, or, trusting in God. (The root meaning of the Greek pistis, ‘faith’, is ‘trust’ (see Morgan 2015).) On such a model, faith’s active, practical component takes central place, though a cognitive component may be presupposed by it.

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   • On models which take faith to consist in knowledge or belief, faith is intrinsically linked to theological content—indeed, in the case of Christian faith, to orthodox Christian theological content, specifiable as one unified set of doctrines conveyed to receptive human minds by the operation of divine grace.

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   Essays in the Philosophy of Religion; By Anthony Kenny Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1992. 125 pp. $8.95 James F. Sennett View all authors and affiliations Volume 50 , Issue 2