Taught at Ashland Seminary by Dr. Greg Bahnsen, this advanced-level course in the philosophy of religion deals with difficult questions about the truth and meaning of Christianity.
The lectures follow two textbooks: Baruch Brody, Readings in the Philosophy of Religion: An Analytical Approach and Leslie Stevenson, Seven Views of Human Nature.
The Philosophy Of Christianity
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2. Dialectical Tensions
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3. Opposing Worldviews
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4. The Ontological Argument
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5. The Ontological & Cosmological Arguments
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6. The Cosmological Argument
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7. The Teleological Argument
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8. Critique of Natural Theology
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9. The Problem of Religious Language
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10. The Falsification Argument
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11. Medieval Debate Over Religious Language
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12. Review of the Attributes of God
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13. God & Time - Indexical Reference
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14. God & Time - Indexical Reference (Continued)
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15. Foreknowledge & Necessity
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16. Foreknowledge & Freedom
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17. Foreknowledge & Free Will
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18. Foreordination & Responsibility
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19. The Problem of Evil
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20. The Problem of Evil (Continued)
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21. Philosophical Anthropology
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22. Six Views of the Nature of Man
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23. Six Views of the Nature of Man (Continued)
