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Beyond Monotheism

Laurel Schneider

2007

Prophetic faith and the secular age

Levi Arthur Olan

1982

Essays & addresses on the philosophy of religion

Hügel, Friedrich Freiherr von

1921

God, Religion and Reality

Stephen R. L. Clark

1999

Guesses at the riddle of existence

Goldwin Smith

1897

The grounds of theistic and Christian belief

George Park Fisher

1883

God and the burden of proof

Keith M. Parsons

1989

Philosophy of theism

Alexander Campbell Fraser

1895

Theism

Robert Flint

1880

Theodicy

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

1952

Lessons from nature, as manifested in mind and matter

St. George Jackson Mivart

1876

Transforming Process Theism (S U N Y Series in Philosophy)

Lewis S. Ford

2000

Theology and metaphysics

James Richmond

1970

The question of God

Armand M. Nicholi

2002

An essay in aid of a grammar of assent

John Henry Newman

1870

Hating god

Bernard Schweizer

2010

The future of belief

Leslie. Dewart, Leslie Dewart

1966

Essays (Nature / Theism / Utility of Religion)

John Stuart Mill

1874

Why there is something rather than nothing

Bede Rundle

2004

The religious beliefs of America's founders

Gregg L. Frazer

2012

The Resurrection of Theism

Stuart C. Hackett

1957

A study of religion

James Martineau

1888

The God question

Andrew Pessin

2009

God and other minds

Alvin Plantinga

1967

Divine hiddenness and human reason

J. L. Schellenberg

1993

The existence of God

Richard Swinburne

1979

Christian theism

C. A. Row

1880

Phases of faith

Francis William Newman

1850

The idea of God as affected by modern knowledge

John Fiske

1885

Man's place in the cosmos

Andrew Seth Pringle-Pattison

1897

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