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   Richard Granville Swinburne (IPA / ˈ s w ɪ n b ɜːr n /) FBA (born 26 December 1934) is an English philosopher. He is an Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oxford. Over the last 50 years, Swinburne has been a proponent of philosophical arguments for the existence of God.

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3. users.ox.ac.uk › ~orie0087Richard Swinburne, Oxford Philosophy

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   Learn about the life and achievements of Richard Swinburne, a prominent philosopher of religion and theism. He is known for his arguments for the existence of God, the Resurrection of Jesus, and the nature of the soul and free will.

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   Richard Swinburne, 1996, 2010 The moral rights of the author have been asserted Database right Oxford University Press (maker) First published 1996

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   Learn about Richard Swinburne, a prominent Christian philosopher who taught at Oxford and wrote influential books on theism, philosophical theology, and the resurrection of Jesus. Explore his arguments for God's existence, the problem of evil, and the mind-body problem.

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   Mar 30, 2017 · Professor Richard Swinburne (University of Oxford) speaks at the Philosophy Society Lecture Series, 10th March 2016.

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   Richard Swinburne was born in 1934 to parents who were not religious believers. He attributes the origins of a lifetime of thinking about what Christians believe to his early years at school. In 1952 he was awarded an open scholarship to study classics at Exeter College, Oxford.

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   What does Swinburne say about God?

   • Swinburne places limits on divine omniscience. God knows everything that happened in the past and knows everything that is happening at any given moment in time. God does not possess foreknowledge otherwise He would have no freedom to act in the future. God is perfectly good and acts in a manner consistent with His goodness.

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   Who is Richard Swinburne?

   • 1. Background Richard Swinburne was born in 1934 to parents who were not religious believers. He attributes the origins of a lifetime of thinking about what Christians believe to his early years at school. In 1952 he was awarded an open scholarship to study classics at Exeter College, Oxford.

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   What does Swinburne say about human suffering?

   • God’s identification with human suffering is a response to the problem of evil and the fact of human suffering. Swinburne’s view of God as an omnipotent being means that God is ultimately responsible for making human beings subject to pain and suffering of different types caused by other human beings and natural causes.

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   What does Swinburne mean by responsibility and atonement?

   • In Responsibility and Atonement (1989) Swinburne articulates a framework of objective moral goodness and badness to describe the nature of the moral relation between God and human beings. Children owe a debt of gratitude to parents for caring for them until they are mature enough to lead independent lives.

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   What influence did Swinburne have on Thomas Aquinas?

   • Swinburne's philosophical method reflects the influence of Thomas Aquinas. He admits that he draws from Aquinas a systematic approach to philosophical theology.

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   What does Swinburne say about love?

   • Bringing about the existence of a second divine individual and a third divine individual are construed by Swinburne as inevitable actions or actions of essence (i.e. actions springing form the intrinsic nature of love, defined in terms of sharing and cooperation, which is central to the nature of God).

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10. users.ox.ac.uk › ~orie0087 › framesetpublicationsPublications, Richard Swinburne - University of Oxford

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    A comprehensive list of books and articles by Richard Swinburne, a leading philosopher of religion and metaphysics. The publications cover topics such as the existence of God, the philosophy of theism, the Christian doctrine, and the philosophy of mind.