Table of Contents
00 Preface
By Nicholas Wolterstorff
01 Introduction: the Dialogical Promise of Mashup Philosophy of Religion.
By J Aaron Simmons (FURMAN UNIVERSITY, Hendrix College, Vanderbilt University)
02 A Shallow Species in Deep Time: Modernism, Postmodernism, and Our Place in the Potential History of Inquiry.
By J. L. Schellenberg (MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY)
03 Humanizing Philosophy of Religion: on Language in Levinas and Sellars.
By Martin Kavka (FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, Rice University)
04 On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.
By Martin Shuster (AVILA UNIVERSITY)
05 Prolegomena to Any Future Mashups with the Philosophy of Religion.
By Nathan R. B. Loewen (UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA)
06 Is Mashup the Right Metaphor?
By Timothy D. Knepper (DRAKE UNIVERSITY)
07 Philosophy Mashed-up and in Crisis.
By N. N. Trakakis (AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY)
09 Meeting Mary in Myth: Pursuing Pre/Post/Modern Apologetics.
By A. G. Holdier (University of Arkansas, COLORADO TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY)
10 To “Let Religion Itself Speak:” Feuerbach and Religious Consciousness in Modern Culture
By Christy Flanagan-Feddon (UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA)
11 Vernacular Fundamentalism After ŽIŽEk: Some Ethical Concerns About Religious Online Communication.
By Markus Weidler (COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY)
12 Knowledge, Virtue, and Ontotheology: a Kierkegaardian (Self-)Critique.
By Jack Mulder Jr. (HOPE COLLEGE)
13 The Object and Affects of Envy and Emulation.
By Michael R. Kelly (UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO)
14 Dispositions, Habits and Virtues: Comments on Mulder and Kelly.
By John Greco (SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY)
15 God and Argument.
By Scott F. Aikin (VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY)
16 God and Epistemic Authority.
By Paul K. Moser (LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO)
17 The Weird Place of God Debates in the Academic Study of Religions.
By Kevin Schilbrack (APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY)
18 Philiosophy Mashed Up and In Crisis
By N.N. Trakikis