Biblical Concepts and our World

D.Z.PHILLIPS is Danforth Professor of Philosophy of Religion, Claremont Graduate University and Professor of Philosophy Emeritus and Rush Rhees Professor Emeritus, University of Wales, Swansea. His previous publications include Wittgenstein and Religion, Interventions in Ethics and Recovering Religious Concepts. MARIO VON DER RUHR is Lecturer in Philosophy at University of Wales, Swansea, UK. He is Associate Editor of Philosophical Investigations and has published articles in philosophy of religion and ethics.

• Preface Notes on Contributors PART ONE: THE BIBLE AND OUR WORLD Hearing the Voice of God; G.Moore The Hermeneutics of the Voice of God; J.M.Robinson Voices in Discussion - 1; D.Z.Phillips PART TWO: FAITH AND REASON Faith, History and Approximation; A.Hannay Learning the Historical Truth; J.Verheyden Voices in Discussion - 2; D.Z.Phillips PART THREE: BIBLICAL AUTHORITY AND PHILOSOPHICAL METHOD Biblical Authority and Philosophy; S.Knuutila Comment on Knuutila's 'Biblical Authority and Philosophy'; A.Plantinga Voices in Discussion - 3; D.Z.Phillips PART FOUR: LOOKING FOR JESUS AND FINDING CHRIST Looking for Jesus and Finding Christ; R.Williams Looking for Jesus and Still Finding Christ; S.T.Davis Voices in Discussion - 4; D.Z.Phillips PART FIVE: THE RESURRECTION: THE GRAMMAR OF 'RAISED' The Resurrection: The Grammar of 'Raised'; S.Coakley The Resurrection: The Grammar of 'Raised'; I.Dalferth Voices in Discussion - 5; D.Z.Phillips PART SIX: IS THERE AN AUDIENCE FOR MIRACLES? Is There an Audience for Miracles; W.Gealy Miracles as Signs of the Times; D.Z.Phillips Voices in Discussion - 6; D.Z.Phillips Index