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29Rationality and Theistic Belief: An Essay on Reformed EpistemologyPhilosophical Review 104 (3): 484. 1995.
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295. Inquiry and Belief on AuthorityIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 95-119. 2016.
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Divine sovereignty and the causal power of creatures : Aquinas's answer to the mutakallimunIn Jeremiah Hackett, William E. Murnion & Carl N. Still (eds.), Being and thought in Aquinas, Global Academic. 2004.
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7Afterword to Part IIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 139-142. 2016.
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98. The Apprehensible Truths of PhilosophyIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 165-194. 2016.
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37Al-Ghazālī on Possibility and the Critique of CausalityMedieval Philosophy & Theology 10 (1): 23-46. 2001.One of the most striking features of speculative theology (kalāam) as it developed within the Ash'arite tradition of Islam is its denial of causal power to creatures. Much like Malebranche in the seventeenth century, the Ash'arites saw this denial as a natural extension of monotheism and were led as a result to embrace an occasionalist account of causality. According to their analysis, causal power is identical with creative power, and since God is the sole and sovereign creator, God is the only…Read more
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93. Happiness, Wisdom, and the Insufficiency of InquiryIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. pp. 49-74. 2016.
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8ContentsIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. 2016.
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8AcknowledgmentsIn Augustine and Academic Skepticism: A Philosophical Study, Cornell University Press. 2016.
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