Robert M. Adams
Divine Nature and Human Language
Philosophy
“William Alston is one of the foremost contributors to the analytical philosophy of religion, and he is the one whose teaching and writing provided the most formative initial impulses for the development of this field in America. He is also a distinguished contributor to the philosophy of language and the philosophy of mind. This is reflected in the mastery and subtlety that he brings to the topics in which the philosophy of religion intersects with those fields. The selection of papers in this collection spotlights these strengths. This collection will be a major and valuable addition to the literature of contemporary philosophy of religion.”
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