The logic of the heart Augustine, Pascal, and the rationality of faith
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Grand Rapids, Mich. :
Baker Academic
c2009
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: Augustine, Pascal, and Hume on the "embeddedness" of reason
- Augustine, Pascal, and Hume for the postmodern world?
- Skeptics of modernity: embedded rationality versus rational autonomy
- Embedded reason in Augustine, Pascal, and Plantinga
- Augustine, Pascal, and Hume as Socratic apologists: human wisdom as passionate self-knowledge
- Hume, Pascal, and the humility of reason
- Hume's skepticism and the wisdom of the heart
- Hume's epistemological refutation of theism
- Three answers from the enquiry
- Hume's attack on and misunderstanding of miracles
- Hume's psychological refutation of theism
- Hume versus Augustine (and Pascal): opposing rationalities in conflict
- Pascal, paradox, and the wisdom of the heart
- Pascal and the rationality of faith
- Pascal's dialectical defense of faith
- Pascal's teleological apologetics
- Pascal: faith is rational but beyond reason
- Pascal's wager: unmasking skeptical neutrality
- Pascal versus fideism: faith is not contrary to reason
- Pascal and Hume, Pascal and Aristotle: conclusions
- A dialectical defense of Pascal's paradox argument: Pascal versus radical postmodernism
- The radical postmodern challenge to Pascal's paradox argument
- Radical postmodernism's fourfold hermeneutics of unmasking
- Postmodernism as "hypermodernism".
