European Journal for Philosophy of Religion (EJPR)

A Defense of First and Second-Order Theism: The Limits of Empirical Inquiry and the Rationality of Religious Belief

Charles Taliaferro, Christophe Porot

Human Autonomy and Theological Ethics

Robert M. Adams

Editorial

Godehard Brüntrup, Ludwig Jaskolla

Diverse Religious Experiences and First Order Religious Beliefs

S. Mark Heim

Compulsion or Attractiveness - A False Dichotomy? A Kantian Perspective on the Sources of Moral Motivation

Maria Schwartz

On Second-Order Religion, Agatheism and Naturalism. A Reply to Branden Thornhill-Miller, Peter Millican and Janusz Salamon

Graham Oppy

Freedom: On the Concept and the Reality of Human Autonomy

Matthias Lutz-Bachmann

Metaphysical Supernaturalism and Morally Worthy Actions

Bruno Niederbacher SJ

Secondary-Cause Autonomy and Divine Motivation

Christian Schröer

'Can a Philosophical Justification of Ethics Be Autonomous While Acknowledging the Role of God in Grounding Moral Facts?'

Christoph Halbig

Divine Motivation Theory and Exemplarism

Linda Zagzebski

Evidentially Compelling Religious Experiences and the Moral Status of Naturalism

Travis Dumsday

God's Being Is in Becoming: An Essay in Theological Idealism

Hartmut von Sass

Could God Fail to Exist?

Joshua Rasmussen

Tertullian the Unitarian

Dale Tuggy

The Problem of Evil and a Critique of Religious Reason

Vladimir K. Shokhin

Vol. 8 No. 3 (2016): Divine Motivation vs. Human Autonomy

A Defense of First and Second-Order Theism: The Limits of Empirical Inquiry and the Rationality of Religious Belief

Human Autonomy and Theological Ethics

Editorial

Diverse Religious Experiences and First Order Religious Beliefs

Compulsion or Attractiveness - A False Dichotomy? A Kantian Perspective on the Sources of Moral Motivation

On Second-Order Religion, Agatheism and Naturalism. A Reply to Branden Thornhill-Miller, Peter Millican and Janusz Salamon

Freedom: On the Concept and the Reality of Human Autonomy

Metaphysical Supernaturalism and Morally Worthy Actions

Secondary-Cause Autonomy and Divine Motivation

'Can a Philosophical Justification of Ethics Be Autonomous While Acknowledging the Role of God in Grounding Moral Facts?'

Divine Motivation Theory and Exemplarism

Evidentially Compelling Religious Experiences and the Moral Status of Naturalism

God's Being Is in Becoming: An Essay in Theological Idealism

Could God Fail to Exist?

Tertullian the Unitarian

The Problem of Evil and a Critique of Religious Reason

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