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Theism on the Web

Many of the same philosophical issues arise when considering divine-nature dualism as when considering mind-body dualism. Theism is therefore a further application of the concepts of dualism, although accepting dualism does not require accepting theism. Nevertheless, because so many of the arguments and concepts are similar, we group here together many web resources for theism by analogy to those for dualism.

Definitions

History

• Plato: Timaeus, ca. 360 BC.

• Âchârya Madhva, 1238-1317: www.dvaita.org/docs and at the IEP

• William James, Varieties of Religious Experience, 1902.

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Thematic Websites

• theism.info

• Origins.org at www.origins.org/menus/theism.html

• Skeptical Theism at www.freeinquiry.com/skeptic/theism

• Leon James at Hawaii: www.theisticpsychology.org and www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/leonj/leonpsy/leon.html

• Chris Lind: www.searchingforspirit.org

• Ian Thompson at Surrey: www.theisticscience.org

• Theism Resources at  Questia

• Counterbalance Meta Library at http://www.meta-library.net/

Journals

Theism.net

Zygon (also at Ingenta)

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• Collection at lastseminary.com