A Philosophy of the Christian Religion

At the same time, this new introduction helps the reader to better understand how contemporary issues have come to take on their current force by placing them within the context of the most sophisticated account available of human reason: Alasdair MacIntyre’s tradition-constituted rationality. Contents: Part One: A Brief History of Reason. 1. Ancient and Medieval Ways of Knowing the Divine. 2. Modern Epistemology and the Possibility of Theology. 3. Faith in Late Modern Reasoning. 4. Faith and Reason for the Twenty-First Century. Part Two: Crises in Modern Christianity. 5. Three Epistemological Crises for Christianity in Modernity. 6. The Problem of Special Divine Action. 7. Modern Problems of Evil and Suffering. 8. Science and Christianity. 9. Christian Anthropology, Philosophy, and Science. 10. The Development of Modern Naturalism.