Secondhand Religious Philosophy Bargain Book Box SP4093

Secondhand Religious Philosophy Bargain Book Box SP4093

An extraordinary collection of academic theology and religious philosophy, centred heavily on Don Cupitt — the Cambridge philosopher-priest who spent decades dismantling traditional Christian metaphysics from within. Alongside Cupitt are major voices in the philosophy of religion: John Hick, Brian Hebblethwaite, Anthony Thiselton, Paul Heelas and others. A serious collection for the serious reader.

1. God in Us — Anthony Freeman — A controversial Anglican priest applies Cupitt's non-realist theology to parish ministry, arguing that God is a human creation of immense value.
2. The Problem of Evil — Oxford Readings in Philosophy, eds. Marilyn McCord Adams & Robert Merrihew Adams — The definitive philosophical anthology on theodicy: why does God permit suffering?
3. The Religion of Being — Don Cupitt — Cupitt develops his post-ecclesiastical, language-centred theology in conversation with Heidegger.
4. The Ocean of Truth: A Defence of Objective Theism — Brian Hebblethwaite — A rigorous rebuttal of non-realism, arguing that belief in an objective God is philosophically defensible.
5. Don Cupitt and the Future of Christian Doctrine — Stephen Ross White — A critical survey of Cupitt's evolving theology and its implications for Christian thought.
6. The Sea of Faith — Don Cupitt — The companion to Cupitt's celebrated BBC television series, exploring the history of the turn away from objective religion.
7. Creation out of Nothing — Don Cupitt — Cupitt examines the Christian doctrine of creation and what it means in a world without a supernatural God.
8. Is Jesus Unique? A Study of Recent Christology — Scott Cowdell — A wide-ranging survey of twentieth-century Christology, examining the claims made about Jesus across theological traditions.
9. Realist Christian Theology in a Postmodern Age — Sue Patterson — A defence of theological realism against the postmodern tide, engaging with Cupitt, Derrida and others.
10. Reasoned Faith — ed. Eleonore Stump — Essays exploring the relationship between reason and Christian faith from a range of philosophical perspectives.
11. Christian Theism and the Problems of Philosophy — Michael D. Beaty — A collection of essays addressing the central objections to Christian theism from contemporary analytic philosophy.
12. God and Reality: Essays on Christian Non-Realism — ed. Colin Crowder, foreword Rowan Williams — Essays developing and critiquing Cupitt's non-realist position, with a preface by the former Archbishop of Canterbury.
13. Whatever Happened to the Soul? — eds. Warren S. Brown, Nancey Murphy & H. Newton Malony — Scientific and theological perspectives on human nature: neuroscience, emergence and what it means to have a soul.
14. Religion, Modernity and Postmodernity — Paul Heelas with David Martin and Paul Morris — Examines secularisation theory, new religious movements and religion's fraught relationship with the modern world.
15. Jesus for President — Shane Claiborne & Chris Haw — A radical Christian political manifesto drawing on the Sermon on the Mount and the early church's challenge to empire.
16. Interpreting God and the Postmodern Self — Anthony C. Thiselton — The distinguished biblical scholar applies hermeneutical and postmodern theory to questions of God, self and language.
17.  Disputed Questions in Theology and the Philosophy of Religion — John Hick — Hick tackles the hardest questions: religious pluralism, resurrection, eschatology and the rationality of faith.
18. After God: The Future of Religion — Don Cupitt — Cupitt imagines post-ecclesiastical spirituality: what remains when institutional religion fades.
19. The Revelation of Being — Don Cupitt — Language, Being and the sacred: Cupitt's most Heideggerian work.
20. Faith in Doubt: Non-realism and Christian Belief — David A. Hart — A pastoral and philosophical account of Christian faith without metaphysical certainty.
21. Atheist Priest? Don Cupitt and Christianity — Scott Cowdell — A full critical assessment of Cupitt's career, asking whether non-realism is compatible with any meaningful Christianity.
22. The Last Philosophy — Don Cupitt — Cupitt's account of where philosophical and theological thought has arrived — and what lies ahead.

23. Solar Ethics — Don Cupitt — Cupitt develops an ethics for a post-metaphysical world, drawing on the image of the sun as generous, non-possessive outpouring.