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Review: Life's Ultimate Questions: An Introduction to PhilosophyUser Review - Christian - GoodreadsVery enjoyable read. I find the author quite helpful in his quite concise style in providing a good overview. Secular readers should be aware that on several occasions the author's apologetic nature ... Read full review Review: Life's Ultimate Questions: An Introduction to PhilosophyUser Review - Doug - GoodreadsThis is a great text for personal use or the classroom; it was the first textbook that I taught philosophy from. Nash does an excellent job of dividing the subject up into worldviews, starting with ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesactive intellect Alvin Plantinga answer Aquinas Aquinas’s argument Aristotle Aristotle’s atoms Augustine Augustine’s basic beliefs body cause chapter claim concept contingent deconstructionism deconstructionists divine doctrine dualism empiricism Epicurus epistemology essential properties eternal ethical everything evil example explain faith false Forms foundationalism gender feminism God’s existence human knowledge human mind human reason Hume Hume’s Ibid ideas important impossible intelligent J. P. Moreland Jesus justice Kant Kant’s Kenneson kind law of noncontradiction logically matter means metaphysical narrow foundationalism Nash naturalists necessary objective truth omnipotence open theists particular things perfect person philosophy physical world Plantinga Plato pleasure Plotinus Plotinus’s position possible world postmodernism postmodernists principle problem properly basic proposition question rational real world reality Reformed epistemology reject relativism religious Ronald H sense experience Socrates teaching theism theory thinkers thinking Thomas Thomas’s thought true understanding universe virtue words worldview writings Bibliographic information
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