Philosophy and Religion in the West

Introduction — Philosophy and Religion as Traditions

Plato's Inquiries — The Gods and the Good

Plato's Spirituality — The Immortal Soul and the Other World

Aristotle and Plato — Cosmos, Contemplation, and Happiness

Plotinus — Neoplatonism and the Ultimate Unity of All

The Jewish Scriptures — Life With the God of Israel

Platonist Philosophy and Scriptural Religion

The New Testament — Life in Christ

Rabbinic Judaism — Israel and the Torah

Church Fathers — The Logos Made Flesh

The Development of Christian Platonism

Jewish Rationalism and Mysticism — Maimonides and Kabbalah

Classical Theism — Proofs and Attributes of God

Medieval Christian Theology — Nature and Grace

Late-Medieval Nominalism and Christian Mysticism

Protestantism — Problems of Grace

Descartes, Locke, and the Crisis of Modernity

Leibniz and Theodicy

Hume's Critique of Religion

Kant — Reason Limited to Experience

Kant — Morality as the Basis of Religion

Schleiermacher — Feeling as the Basis of Religion

Hegel — a Philosophical History of Religion

Marx and the Hermeneutics of Suspicion

Kierkegaard — Existentialism and the Leap of Faith

Nietzsche — Critic of Christian Morality

Neo-Orthodoxy — The Subject and Object of Faith

Encountering the Biblical Other — Buber and Levinas

Process Philosophy — God in Time

Logical Empiricism and the Meaning of Religion

Reformed Epistemology and the Rationality of Belief

Conclusion — Philosophy and Religion Today