Divine Nature and Human Language: Essays in Philosophical Theology

activity acts of God actual agent Alvin Plantinga apply Aquinas argue argument attitudes attributes awareness basic action behavior belief bodily movement bring causally determined Charles Hartshorne Christian claim cognitive communication compatibilist concept concerned constituted construed contingent creation creatures crucial descriptions descriptivism distinction divine command divine command ethics divine command theory divine-human doctrine Eleonore Stump essay eternal fact feel function functionalist God's knowledge happens Hartshorne Hartshorne's Hence Holy Spirit human action intention internal interpersonal involved issue Jones language literal predication logically M-predicates matter meaning middle knowledge moral nature object obligations omnidetermination omniscience one's person Peter van Inwagen philosophical position possible predicate term principle propositional psychological question reference refrain relation religious response role sanctification sense simply sort specific specious present suppose t₁ t₂ talk tendencies theology things Thomistic thought Tillich timeless tion true univocity utterance volition