Department Affiliates
Department Activity
Also at Western Washington University
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Hud Hudson, Feinberg on the Criterion of Moral PersonhoodJournal of Applied Philosophy 13 (3): 311-318. 1996.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder, Propositional faith: what it is and what it is notAmerican Philosophical Quarterly 50 (4): 357-372. 1995.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder and Frances Howard-Snyder, How an Unsurpassable Being Can Create a Surpassable WorldFaith and Philosophy 11 (2): 260-268. 1994.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder and John Hawthorne, On the a priori rejection of evidential arguments from evilSophia 33 (2): 33-47. 1994.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder, Theism, the Hypothesis of Indifference, and the Biological Role of Pain and PleasureFaith and Philosophy 11 (3): 452-466. 1994.
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John Hawthorne and Daniel Howard-Snyder, On the a priori rejection of evidential arguments from evilSophia 33 (2): 33-47. 1994.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder and John Hawthorne, God, Schmod and Gratuitous EvilPhilosophy and Phenomenological Research 53 (4): 861-874. 1993.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder and Frances Howard-Snyder, The Christian Theodicist's Appeal to LoveReligious Studies 29 (2). 1993.
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John Hawthorne and Daniel Howard-Snyder, God, Schmod and Gratuitous EvilPhilosophy and Phenomenological Research 53 (4): 861-874. 1993.
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Hud Hudson, Collective responsibility and moral vegetarianismJournal of Social Philosophy 24 (2): 89-104. 1993.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder, Seeing through CORNEAInternational Journal for Philosophy of Religion 32 (1). 1992.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder, Inscrutable Evil and the Silence of GodDissertation, Syracuse University. 1992.
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Hud Hudson, Wille, Willkür, and the Imputability of Immoral ActionsKant Studien 82 (2): 179-196. 1991.
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Hud Hudson, A Response to A. A. Long’s “The Stoics on World-Conflagration and Everlasting Recurrence”Southern Journal of Philosophy 28 (1): 149-158. 1990.
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Daniel Howard-Snyder and Frances Howard-Snyder, Review of Peter van Inwagen, God, Mystery, and Knowledge (review)Faith and Philosophy
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Daniel Howard-Snyder, The Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans: Should Conservative Anglicans Sign Up?
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