Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Hume on ReligionPsychology Press, 2001 - 227 стор. David Hume was the most important British philosopher of the eighteenth century. His Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion is a classic text in the philosophy of religion. |
Зміст
Introduction Humes life his philosophy of religion and his influence | 1 |
Hume on religion | 7 |
Humes philosophy of religion | 8 |
Humes influence | 21 |
An overview of the Dialogues | 23 |
The Dialogues in outline | 24 |
Natural religion and religion in practice | 32 |
The scope and legitimacy of natural religionPrologue and Dialogue Part I | 37 |
reason instinct generation vegetation Dialogues Part VII | 127 |
The old Epicurean hypothesis Dialogues Part VIM | 137 |
Further weakening of natural religion Dialogues Part IX | 147 |
Demeas case for a necessary first cause | 148 |
Philos naturalistic hypothesis again | 161 |
The problem of evil Dialogues Parts X and XI | 163 |
Theisms problem of evil Dialogues Part X | 164 |
limited theism Dialogues Part XI | 179 |
The limits of reason | 39 |
Cleanthes first design argument Dialogues Part II | 53 |
Cleanthes first design argument | 54 |
The criteria of good analogical arguments | 64 |
Philos criticism and Cleanthes rebuttal | 68 |
Cleanthes second design argument The irregular argument Dialogues Part III | 77 |
The irregular design argument | 78 |
Are basic religious beliefs natural beliefs? | 86 |
A mind like the human Dialogues Parts IV and V | 95 |
Mysticism anthropomorphism scepticism Dialogues Part IV | 97 |
Like effects like causes Dialogues Part V | 109 |
Philos concession of design | 116 |
Naturalism and scepticism Dialogues Parts VI VII and VIII | 119 |
The hypothesis of living matter and an inherent principle of order Dialogues Part VI | 120 |
Humes articulation of the basic presuppositions in the standard debate on the problem of evil Dialogues Part XI | 185 |
The hypothesis of indifference Dialogues Part XI | 187 |
True religion Dialogues Part XII | 193 |
Appearance and reality in Philos concession of design in nature | 194 |
True religion and vulgar superstition | 201 |
The five ifs | 205 |
Scepticism deism naturalism irony | 206 |
faith and reason | 212 |
Where is Hume in Humes Dialogues? | 213 |
Who speaks for Hume? | 214 |
Does Hume conceal his thinking in the Dialogues? | 216 |
Bibliography | 219 |
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