دانلود کتاب Christian apologetics: an anthology of primary sources

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History, methodology, and engagement. -- A first century apologetic : Acts 17 / Saint Paul -- A short history of apologetics / John Warwick Montgomery -- Varieties of apologetics / James K. Beilby -- Interreligious apologetics / Harold Netland -- The knowability of history / Norman Geisler -- Advice to Christian philosophers / Alvin Plantinga -- The existence of God. -- The cosmological argument. -- The classical cosmological argument / Thomas Aquinas -- The Kalam cosmological argument / William Lane Craig -- The argument from sufficient reason / Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz -- The teleological argument. -- The classical design argument / William Paley -- Evidence for intelligent design from biochemistry / Michael J. Behe -- A recent fine-tuning design argument / Robin Collins -- The ontological argument. -- The classical ontological argument / Anselm of Canterbury -- A recent modal ontological argument / Alvin Plantinga -- The transcendental argument. -- A transcendental argument for God's existence / Greg Bahnsen and Gordon Stein -- The wager. -- The wager / Blaise Pascal -- The moral argument. -- God and moral law / C.S. Lewis -- The moral argument / Paul Copan -- Religious experience. -- Experiencing God / Teresa of Avila -- On perceiving God / William Alston -- The Trinity. -- Regarding the Trinity / Origen -- Trinitarian creeds -- Treatise on the Most Holy Trinity / Thomas Aquinas -- On the Trinity / Richard of St. Victor -- The doctrine of the Trinity / Thomas V. Morris -- The Incarnation. -- On the incarnation / Athanasius of Alexandria -- On the incarnation / Anselm of Canterbury -- The coherence of the incarnation / Thomas V. Morris -- The Bible. -- On the canon / Augustine -- The authority and credibility of Scripture / John Calvin -- The gospels as historical sources for Jesus / R.T. France -- Archaeology and the Old Testament / Eugene Carpenter -- Miracles. -- A discourse on miracles / John Locke -- Miracles and modern scientific thought / Norman Geisler -- A case for miracles / Richard Sinburne -- The resurrection of Jesus. -- The resurrection of Jesus / Thomas Aquinas -- A juridical defense of Jesus' resurrection / John Warwick Montgomery -- Experiences of the risen Jesus / Gary R. Habermas -- The bodily resurrection of Jesus / William Lane Craig -- Body, soul, and the argument from mind. -- On the soul and body / Thomas Aquinas -- The cogito / René Descartes -- God and the argument from mind / J.P. Moreland -- The problem of evil. -- Evil and free will / Augustine -- A free will defense / Alvin Plantinga -- A soul making theodicy / John Hick -- Evil, suffering, and Calvary / Peter Kreeft -- Horrendous evil / Marilyn McCord Adams -- Christianity and science. -- God and physics / John Polkinghorne -- Design and science / Del Ratzsch -- The origin of life's major groups / Kurt P. Wise -- Christianity and the world. -- Christians and the world : the epistle to Diognetus / author unknown -- The city of God / Augustine -- A Christian manifesto / Francis A. Schaeffer -- Christianity : yesterday, today, and tomorrow / Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI).;For the first time in over one hundred years, the significant writings of history's most notable Christian apologists are available in one ebook. The Anthology of Christian Apologetics seeks to represent a broad Christian spectrum, ranging from those as early as Saint Paul and Saint Augustine, Saint Teresa of Avila and Blaise Pascal, to more recent and present day apologists such as C.S. Lewis, Alvin Plantinga, William Lane Craig, Richard Swinburne, and Pope Benedict XVI. Over fifty entries address key issues in the history of Christian apologetics. Introductions provide general overviews and guides to the topical arrangements of these issues. People interested in Christian thought, history, apologetics, philosophy, theology, or religion will find that the scope and depth of this anthology makes it an authoritative reference for key persons, concepts, issues, and approaches in the history of Christian apologetics.