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1. Philosophy and religion

   Wilson, John, 1928-

   London, New York, Oxford University Press, 1961.

2. Philosophy and religion

   Cambridge, U.K. ; New York : Cambridge University Press, c2011.

   Surprising as it might have seemed not so long ago, in recent times religion has once again become a focus of lively debate. The exchanges between those for and against religion have, however, often thrown up heat, rather than light. As an attempted corrective, The Royal Institute of Philosophy asked a number of distinguished philosophers who are interested in religion to contribute to its annual lecture series for 2008-9. This volume contains essays based on the lectures. The topics covered include natural theology, for and against, miracles, the debates about Darwinism, spirituality, sacrifice and the sacred, the Incarnation and religion and pluralism. Vigorously argued as they are, these essays will undoubtedly take the debates forward in a constructive way.

3. Philosophy and religion : from Plato to postmodernism

   Charlesworth, M. J. (Maxwell John), 1925-2014

   Oxford : Oneworld, 2002.

   From the Greek philosophers to the Postmodernist theories of Jacques Derrida and Richard Rorty, this authoritative survey encompasses over two thousand years of interaction between philosophical and religious thought. Exploring the various ways in which philosophy can relate to the monotheistic religions, Charlesworth follows a chronological pattern, considering both major and lesser-known philosophers.

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