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God Naturalized: Epistemological Reflections on Theistic Belief in Light of the New Science of Religion
Halvor Kvandal
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God Naturalized: Epistemological Reflections on Theistic Belief in Light of the New Science of Religion - Kvandal, Halvor
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Synopsis "God Naturalized: Epistemological Reflections on Theistic Belief in Light of the New Science of Religion"
Chapter 1. When Cognitive Science Enters The Science And Religion Debate1.1. Rainbows And Gods: Poetic Mystery And The Worry Science Creates1.2. Bringing Cognitive Science To Bear On Theist Religion: Three Normative Implications To Consider1.3. Building Models For Science And Religion: Why Compatibility Does Not Establish Harmony1.4. Cognitive Science In Natural Theology: Naturalization Enters The Picture1.5. Debunking, Two Neutrality-Views, And A Positive Relevance ThesisChapter 2. The Ultimate Origin Of Religion2.1. Biological Adaptationism, Hybrid Theories, And The By-Product Theory2.2. From Stewart Guthrie's Anthropomorphism Thesis To Justin Barrett's "Hadd"2.3. The Memorability And Relevance Of Religious Concepts: Mci Theory And Its Critics2.4. A Motley Crowd: Mickey Mouse, Zeus, And The Abrahamic God In The Context Of Cultural EvolutionChapter 3. The Proximate Origin of Religion3.1. Nico Tinbergen And Proximate Explanations Of Religious Beliefs And Behaviours3.2. Personal Explanation And The Problem Of Confabulation3.3. The Ontogeny Of A Disposition To Form Theistic Beliefs3.4. The Formation Of Intuitive, Explanatory, And Folk-Theological BeliefsChapter 4. Theistic Evidentialism and The Cognitive Science Of Morality4.1. Theistic Evidentialism And The Internalist Argument For Epistemic Neutrality4.2. Denying Internalism: Not All Epistemically Relevant Factors Are Mental4.3. John Teehan's "Cognitive Problem Of Evil" And An Inductive Argument From Evil4.4. An Evolutionary And Cognitive Perspective On Moral Arguments For The Existence Of GodChapter 5. Do We Have A God-Faculty? A New Appraisal Of Reformed Epistemology5.1. A Dilemma For Proponents Of The Positive Relevance View5.2. A Proper Functionalist Epistemology Of Religion Meets Cognitive Science5.3. The God-Faculty Dilemma Horn 1: An Empirically Unsupported Faculty5.4. The God-Faculty Dilemma Horn 2: An Epistemically Deficient FacultyChapter 6. A Virtue-Epistemology For The Theistic Disposition6.1. Truth-Tracking And False Gods: Two Debunking Arguments Considered6.2. Character-Based And Faculty Based Virtue Epistemology6.3. Identifying The Ability To Know: Explaining And Evaluating Doxastic Performance6.4. Competence, Aptness And Total Recall: A Virtue-Theoretical Argument ConsideredChapter 7. Troubled Navigation: Evaluating The Theistic Disposition7.1. Psychological Realism As Solution To The Generality Problem7.2. The Theistic Disposition As Token Of A Broader Type Of Disposition7.3. The Argument Against Epistemic Virtue And The Argument Against Epistemic JustificationChapter 8. Cognitive Science And Theist Religion: An Unhappy Marriage?8.1. Rejecting Neutrality And Positive Relevance And Moving Towards A Moderate Conflict View8.2. Explaining Religion And Advocating Atheism: Richard Dawkins Reconsidered
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