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Incarnation
Posted by: Michael Willenborg
« on: February 29, 2008, 02:50:09 AM »Thank you all for your assistance. I greatly appreciate it! ![](/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif)
Michael
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Michael
Posted by: ChristianJR4
« on: February 26, 2008, 01:15:08 AM »allprorege wrote:
I'm wanting to write on the two-minds theory of the incarnation for an assignment in my Philosophy of Religion class. I have, of course, read Morris's book and the chapter on the subject in Philosophical Foundations For a Christian Worldview,
but I was wondering if someone could direct me to journal articles and such that critically interact with the theory? Thanks!
Michael
Wow! This is something I would like to do in my philosophy of religion class. Unfortunately I'm forced to write on Hume
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I found some articles on the two minds theory. One is a critique, the other is more of a review I think, but it may prove useful.
1) A Critique of Thomas V. Morris's Use of Natural Kind Terms in The Logic of God Incarnate
2) Review: by William H. Austin (this is a JSTOR article. Since you're a university student, you should be able to access this article through the university library online.
3) Two minds theory (this is a brief short review of the idea, followed by a listing of the main problems with it at the end.
These are just a few. Obviously there are more I'm sure in the major journals and in textbooks on this theory. To be honest though, I think you have a good assessment of the idea in Craig and Moreland's Philosophical foundations book. But it's always good to have other critiques. I hope that helped somewhat.
Posted by: Michael Willenborg
« on: February 23, 2008, 11:43:46 PM »Hello,
I'm wanting to write on the two-minds theory of the incarnation for an assignment in my Philosophy of Religion class. I have, of course, read Morris's book and the chapter on the subject in Philosophical Foundations For a Christian Worldview, but I was wondering if someone could direct me to journal articles and such that critically interact with the theory? Thanks!
Michael
I'm wanting to write on the two-minds theory of the incarnation for an assignment in my Philosophy of Religion class. I have, of course, read Morris's book and the chapter on the subject in Philosophical Foundations For a Christian Worldview, but I was wondering if someone could direct me to journal articles and such that critically interact with the theory? Thanks!
Michael