Volume 2 (2010)

Properly Situating Philosophical Arguments for God
Michael Vertin

What's Different About Anselms Argument?
The Contemporary Relevance of the Ontological Proof
Bernard Wills

What Kind of 'Proofs' are Aquinas's Demonstrations
of God's Existence?
Jonathan Bieler

The Five Ways and Aquinas's De Deo Uno
Antoine Guggenheim

Descartes's Ontological Proof:
Cause and Divine Perfection
Darren Hynes

The Drama of Reason:
Hume's Dialogue Concerning Natural Religion and the Antinomies of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
Conor Barry

Thinking the Unknown:
Kierkegaard's Climacus and the Absolute
Paradox of Understanding
A.D.C Cake

Swinburne's Reconstruction of Leibniz's
Cosmological Argument
Markus Enders

Infinity and the Call of Thinking:
Bernhard Welte and the Question of God
Andrzej Wierciński

Girard and Anselm:
The Ontological Argument and Mimetic Theory
Paolo Diego Bubbio

Thinking Transcendence with Levinas:
From the Ethico-Religious to the Political and Beyond
Jeffrey W. Robbins

Bernard Lonergan on Affirmation of the Existence of God
Paul St. Amour

The Proof of Beauty:
From Aesthetic Experience to the Beauty of God
John Dadosky

Post-secular Spinoza:
Deleuze, Negri and Radical Political Theology
Clayton Crockett

Blessed Are Those Who Have Not Seen and Yet Believe: Postmodernity and the Return of Religion
Brian Treanor

The Courage to Ask and the Humility to Listen:
Hermeneutics between Philosophy and Theology
Andrzej Wierciński