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Inaugural Issue, January 2012

Posted on December 26, 2011 by clar7150

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Table of Contents and Introduction

The Proceedings of “Gott ist tot”

 

Articles:

Atheism, Theism, and Religious Pluralism

“Atheism vs. Theism- A Debate With No Winner” by Jeffrey Murico

“Epistemic Justification and Religious Truth Claims- Heim’s More Pluralistic Thesis” by Wm. Andrew Schwartz

“Can Egyptian Christian Women Identify with Hagar? by Wagdy Elisha

 

Religious Biography, Religious Experience, and American History

“Divine Immanence- A Psychodynamic Study of Women’s Experience of Goddess” by Patricia ‘Iolana

“A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste- Arthur Fletcher, Spirituality, and the American Underclass” by David Hamilton Golland

“Not the Jesus I Love- Waco Residents Perception of the Branch Davidian Conflict” by Janet Jensen

“Vikings Red with Blood and Dead- White Martyrs and the Conquest of the American Frontier” by David Krueger

 

Book Reviews:

Sam Harris’ “Lying” by Kyle Thompson

Maria Hlavajova, Sven Lütticken, and Jill Winder eds. “The Return of Religion and Other Myths” by Justine Grace

Patricia ‘Iolana and Samuel Tongue eds. “Testing the Boundaries” by Ruth Dunster


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