Mind, Brain, and Free Will
Mind, Brain, and Free Will presents a powerful new case for substance dualism (the idea that humans consist of two parts — body and soul) ... » Go
Richard Swinburne
Richard Swinburne on Understanding Revelation
Christianity, Islam, and Judaism all claim that God has given humans a revelation. Divine revelation may be either of God, or by God of propositional ... » Go
Richard Swinburne on Simplicity
Its degree of simplicity and its scope determine the intrinsic probability of a theory, its probability independent of its relation to any evidence. The simpler ... » Go
The Argument From Design
I understand by an argument from design one which argues from some general pattern of order in the universe or provision for the needs of ... » Go
The Resurrection of God Incarnate
Whether or not Jesus rose bodily from the dead is perhaps the most critical and contentious issue in the study of Christianity. Until now, scholars ... » Go
Richard Swinburne on the Resurrection
If, further, God’s purpose of identifying with our suffering and providing an example and instruction of how to live is to be fulfilled, he must ... » Go
The Justification of Theism
Why believe that there is a God at all? My answer is that to suppose that there is a God explains why there is a ... » Go
Richard Swinburne on Science and Secondary Qualities
There is a crucial difference between these two cases. All other integrations into a super-science, of sciences dealing with entities and properties apparently qualitatively very ... » Go