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Aesthetics 1
Analytic/continental philosophy 1
Anselm 2
Anthropomorphic language 4
Apologetics 5
Aquinas, Thomas 6
Aristotle 8
Atheism 9
Augustine 10
Being and goodness 11
Cause/causality 12
Common sense philosophy 13
Cosmology 14
Deconstruction 15
Descartes, Rene 16
Dualism/monism 17
Enlightenment 18
Epistemology 19
Essence/essentialism 20
Eternal/everlasting 21
Ethics 22
Ethics, biblical 23
Euthyphro problem 24
Evil, problem of existentialism 25
Faith 26
Faith and reason 27
Feminism/feminist philosophy 28
Feuerbach, Ludwig 30
Free will 30
Freud, Sigmund 31
God, belief in 32
God, nature of 32
Good/goodness 33
Happiness 34
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 35
Heidegger, Martin 36
Hell 37
Hermeneutics 38
Human nature 39
Hume, David 40
Idealism 41
Immutability and impassibility 42
Justice 43
Kant, Immanuel 45
Kierkegaard, Soren 46
Leibniz, Gottfried 47
Logic 48
Logos 50
Marx, Karl 50
Metaphysics/ontology 51
Mind/soul/spirit 52
Miracles 54
Modernity/modernism 54
Naturalism/materialism 55
Natural theology 56
Necessity 57
Neoplatonism 58
Nietzsche, Friedrich 59
Nihilism 60
Ockham, William of 61
Omnipotence 61
Omnipresence 62
Omniscience and foreknowledge 62
Ontotheology 64
Ordinary language philosophy 64
Pascal, Blaise 65
Perspectivalism 66
Phenomenology 67
Philosophy 68
Plato and Platonism 70
Pluralism, exclusivism, and inclusivism 71
Positivism 72
Postmodernism 73
Pragmatism 75
Process thought 75
Pseudo-Dionysius 76
Realism/anti-realism 77
Reason/rationality 78
Reason and belief in God 79
Reductionism 80
Relativism 81
Religious language 82
Renaissance humanism 83
Resurrection/immortality 83
Schleiermacher, Friedrich 84
Scholasticism 85
Scotus, John Duns 86
Self 87
Semiotics 88
Simplicity 88
Stoicism 90
Substance 90
Teleology 91
Theistic arguments 92
Theodicy 93
Transcendence 95
Truth 96
Underdetermination 97
Universals 97
Wittgenstein, Ludwig 98

Title: 101 Key Terms in Philosophy and Their Importance for Theology

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101 Key Terms in Philosophy and Their Importance for Theology

Helpful little volume that does what the authors wanted done.

You can tell when it was written by the frequent references to Radical Orthodoxy and postmodernism and deconstruction, but it's far from dated. As the authors note in the intro, they generally "avoid discussions that are merely trendy" and craft definitions that are "deeply rooted in history; the most cited terms are Plato, Augustine, Aquinas, and the Enlightenment" (viii). They strike a good balance on the analytic / continental front, introduce important figures and situate them historically, introduce important terms and clarify their meanings, organize each particular entry so as to maximize lucidity, avoid being reactionary, and generally do a bang-up job of showing the relevance of these 101 Key Terms to the work of theology.

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	Aesthetics	1
	Analytic/continental philosophy	1
	Anselm	2
	Anthropomorphic language	4
	Apologetics	5
	Aquinas, Thomas	6
	Aristotle	8
	Atheism	9
	Augustine	10
	Being and goodness	11
	Cause/causality	12
	Common sense philosophy	13
	Cosmology	14
	Deconstruction	15
	Descartes, Rene	16
	Dualism/monism	17
	Enlightenment	18
	Epistemology	19
	Essence/essentialism	20
	Eternal/everlasting	21
	Ethics	22
	Ethics, biblical	23
	Euthyphro problem	24
	Evil, problem of existentialism	25
	Faith	26
	Faith and reason	27
	Feminism/feminist philosophy	28
	Feuerbach, Ludwig	30
	Free will	30
	Freud, Sigmund	31
	God, belief in	32
	God, nature of	32
	Good/goodness	33
	Happiness	34
	Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich	35
	Heidegger, Martin	36
	Hell	37
	Hermeneutics	38
	Human nature	39
	Hume, David	40
	Idealism	41
	Immutability and impassibility	42
	Justice	43
	Kant, Immanuel	45
	Kierkegaard, Soren	46
	Leibniz, Gottfried	47
	Logic	48
	Logos	50
	Marx, Karl	50
	Metaphysics/ontology	51
	Mind/soul/spirit	52
	Miracles	54
	Modernity/modernism	54
	Naturalism/materialism	55
	Natural theology	56
	Necessity	57
	Neoplatonism	58
	Nietzsche, Friedrich	59
	Nihilism	60
	Ockham, William of	61
	Omnipotence	61
	Omnipresence	62
	Omniscience and foreknowledge	62
	Ontotheology	64
	Ordinary language philosophy	64
	Pascal, Blaise	65
	Perspectivalism	66
	Phenomenology	67
	Philosophy	68
	Plato and Platonism	70
	Pluralism, exclusivism, and inclusivism	71
	Positivism	72
	Postmodernism	73
	Pragmatism	75
	Process thought	75
	Pseudo-Dionysius	76
	Realism/anti-realism	77
	Reason/rationality	78
	Reason and belief in God	79
	Reductionism	80
	Relativism	81
	Religious language	82
	Renaissance humanism	83
	Resurrection/immortality	83
	Schleiermacher, Friedrich	84
	Scholasticism	85
	Scotus, John Duns	86
	Self	87
	Semiotics	88
	Simplicity	88
	Stoicism	90
	Substance	90
	Teleology	91
	Theistic arguments	92
	Theodicy	93
	Transcendence	95
	Truth	96
	Underdetermination	97
	Universals	97
	Wittgenstein, Ludwig	98