Dynamic Bibliography on Divine Hiddenness

Dynamic Bibliography on Divine Hiddenness

Dynamic Bibliography on Divine Hiddenness Daniel Howard-Snyder and Adam Green Note: The authors would be grateful for suggested additions to this bibliography from the philosophical/theological literature. Last updated: September 20, 2017 Aijaz, I., and M. Weidler, 2007, “Some Critical Reflections on the Hiddenness Argument,” International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 61 (1): 1-23. Aiken, S., forthcoming, “Does Divine Hiding Undermine Positive Evidential Atheism?,” Religious Studies. Allen, D., 1983, Three Outsiders: Pascal, Kierkegaard, Simone Weil. Cambridge, MA: Cowley Publications. Alston, W. P.,1996, “Belief, Acceptance, and Religious Faith,” in Faith, Freedom, and Rationality: Philosophy of Religion Today, J. Jordan and D. Howard-Snyder (eds.), Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, pp. 3-27. Anderson, R., 1911, The Silence of God, London: Hodder and Stoughton. Andrews, M., 2014, “Divine Hiddenness and Affective Forecasting,” Res Cogitans 5 (1): 102-110. Audi, R., 2011, Rationality and Religious Commitment, New York: Oxford University Press. Azadegan, E., 2013a, “Divine Hiddenness and Human Sin: The Noetic Effects of Sin,” Journal of Reformed Theology 7 (1): 69-90. ---, 2013b, “Ibn ‘Arabi On the Problem of Divine Hiddenness,” Journal of the Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi Society 53 (1): 49-67. ---, 2014, “Divine Love and the Argument from Divine Hiddenness,” European Journal for the Philosophy of Religion 6 (2): 101-116. Babolin, A., 1992, “Deus Absconditus: Some Notes on the Bearing of the Hiddenness of God Upon Butler’s and Pascal’s Criticism on Deism,” in Joseph Butler’s Moral and Religious Thought, C. Cunliffe (ed.), Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 29-35. Baker-Hytch, M., 2016, “Mutual Epistemic Dependence and the Demographic Divine Hiddenness Problem.” Religious Studies 52: 375-394 Balentine, S.,1980, “A Description of the Semantic Field of the Hebrew Words for ‘Hide’,” Vetus Testamentum 30: 137–153. ---, 1984, The Hidden God: The Hiding of the Face of God in the Old Testament. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ---, 1994, “Isaiah 45: God’s ‘I am,’ Israel’s ‘You Are’,” Horizons in Biblical Theology 16: 103–120. Barcroft, J., 1984, “The Eclipse of God: A Jewish-Christian Perspective,” Christian Jewish Relations 17: 20–29. Barrett, J., 2004, Why Would Anyone Believe in God? Lanham, MD: Altamira Press. ---, 2011, Cognitive Science, Religion, and Theology: From Human Minds to Divine Minds. West Conshohocken, PA: Templeton Press. Bergmann, M., 2001, “Skeptical Theism and Rowe’s New Evidential Argument from Evil.” Nous 35 (2): 278-296. Blanchard, J. “Heschel, Hiddenness, and the God of Israel,” European Journal for Philosophy of Religion 8 (4): 109-124. Bloom, J., 1991, “Why Isn’t the Evidence Clear?,” in Evidence for Faith: Deciding the God Question, J. W. Montgomery (ed.), Dallas: Probe Books, pp. 305-346. Boyer, P., 2001, Religion Explained: The Human Instincts that Fashion Gods, Spirits, and Ancestors, London: Heinemann. Brown, H., 2013, “Incarnation and the Divine Hiddenness Debate,” Heythrop Journal 54 (2): 252-260. Brueggemann, W., 1997, “The Hiddenness of Yahweh,” Theology of the Old Testament, Minneapolis: Fortress, pp. 333-358. Buber, M., 1953, The Eclipse of God, London: Victor Gollancz. Butler, J. 1840, “Upon the Ignorance of Man,” in The Works of Joseph Butler, vol. II, S. Halifax (ed.), Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 190–202. CIA, 2013, The World Factbook 2013-14, Washington, DC: Central Intelligence Agency. Cherry, S., 2011, “Judaism, Darwinism, and the Typology of Suffering,” Zygon 46 (2): 317-329. Chignell, A., 2013, “Prolegomena to Any Future Non-Doxastic Religion,” Religious Studies 49 (2): 195-207. Clark, K., and J. Barrett, 2010, “Reformed Epistemology and the Cognitive Science of Religion,” Faith and Philosophy 27 (2): 174-189. ---, 2011, “Reidian Religious Epistemology and the Cognitive Science of Religion,” Journal of the American Academy of Religion 79 (3): 639-675. Clines, D., 1998, “Quarter Days Gone: Job 24 and the Absence of God,” in God in the Fray, T. Linafelt and T. Beal (eds.), Minneapolis: Fortress Press, pp. 242-258. Coakley, S., 2016, “Divine Hiddenness or Dark Intimacy? How John of the Cross Dissolves A Contemporary Philosophical Dilemma,” in Green and Stump (eds.), pp. 229-245. Cobb, A. D. 2016, “Hope and the Problem of Divine Silence,” European Journal for Philosophy of Religion 8 (4): 157-178. Coburn, R., 1960, “The Hiddenness of God and Some Barmecidal Surrogates,” Journal of Philosophy 57 (22/23): 689–711. Coffman, E.J., and J. Cervantez, 2011, “Hiddenness, Evidence, and Idolatry,” in Evidence and Religious Belief, R. VanArragon and K. Clark (eds.), New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 95-113. Cohen, L. J., 1992, An Essay on Belief and Acceptance. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Colombo, J., 1991, “God as Hidden, God as Manifest: Who Is the Subject of Salvation in History in Liberation Theology?,” Journal of Religion 71: 18–35. Cordry, B., 2009, “Divine Hiddenness and Belief De Re,” Religious Studies 45 (1): 1-19. Crisp, T., 2013, “On Coercion, Love, and Horrors,” Religious Studies 49 (2): 165-179. Cullison, A., 2010, “Two Solutions to the Problem of Divine Hiddenness,” American Philosophical Quarterly 47 (2): 119-134. Cuneo, T., 2013, “Another Look at Divine Hiddenness,” Religious Studies 49 (2): 151-164. Cupitt, D., 1971, Christ and the Hiddenness of God, Philadelphia, Westminster Press. De Cruz, H., 2016, “Divine Hiddenness and the Cognitive Science of Religion,” in Green and Stump (eds.), pp. 53- 67. De Vaux, R., 1969, “The Presence and Absence of God in History According to the Old Testament” in The Presence of God, P. Benoit, R. Murphy, and B. van Iersel (eds.), New York: Paulist Press, pp. 7-20. DeWeese-Boyd, I., 2016, “Lyric Theodicy: Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Problem of Existential Hiddenness,” in Green and Stump (eds.), pp. 260-276. Digby, T., 1982, “On Unobservability and Detectability,” Religious Studies 18 (4): 509–11. Dillenberger, J., 1953, God Hidden and Revealed: The Interpretation of Luther’s Deus Absconditus and Its Significance for Religious Thought, Philadelphia: Muhlenberg Press. Diller, J., 2013, “The Conceptual Focus of Ultimism: An Object of Religious Concern for Nones and Somes,” Religious Studies 49 (2): 221-233. Dilley, F., 1977, “Fool-Proof Proofs of God?,” International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 8: 18–35. Dinan, S., 1992, “The Tantalizing Absence of God,” in Religions and the Virtue of Religions, T. Druart (ed.), Washington, DC: American Catholic Philosophical Association, pp. 87-98. Dodd, K., 1995, A Transcending Presence. Four Pre-Modern Positions on the Hiddenness of God: Augustine, Pseudo-Dionysius, Aquinas, Luther. PhD Dissertation (Vanderbilt University). Dougherty, T., 2014, "Skeptical Theism", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2014 Edition), E.N. Zalta (ed.). [Available online] ---, 2016. “Reflections on the Deep Connection Between Problems of Evil and Problems of Divine Hiddenness,” European Journal for Philosophy of Religion 8 (4): 65-84. ---, and J. McBrayer, 2014, Skeptical Theism: New Essays. New York: Oxford University Press. ---, and R. Parker, 2015, “Hiddenness of God,” Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online. [Available online] Drange, T., 1993, “The Argument from Nonbelief,” Religious Studies 29 (4): 417-432. ---, 1998, Nonbelief and Evil. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Press. Draper, P., 1989, "Pain and Pleasure: An Evidential Problem for Theists," Noûs 23 (3): 331–350. ---, 2002, “Seeking But Not Believing: Confessions of a Practicing Agnostic,” in D. Howard-Snyder and P. Moser, 2002a, pp. 197-214. Dumsday, T., 2010a, “Divine Hiddenness, Free Will, and the Victims of Wrongdoing,” Faith and Philosophy 27 (4): 423-438. ---, 2010b, “Divine Hiddenness and the Responsibility Argument.” Philosophia Christi 12: 357-371. ---, 2012a, “Divine Hiddenness and Creaturely Resentment,” International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion 72 (1): 41-51. ---, 2012b, “Divine Hiddenness as Divine Mercy,” Religious Studies 48 (2): 183-198. ---, 2013, “A Thomistic Response to the Problem of Divine Hiddenness,” American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 87 (3): 365-377. ---, 2014a, “Divine Hiddenness and Divine Humility,” Sophia 53 (1): 51-65. ---, 2014b, “Divine Hiddenness and the Opiate of the People,” International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion 76 (2): 193-207. ---, 2014c, “Divine Hiddenness as Deserved,” Faith and Philosophy 31 (3): 286-302. ---, 2015a, “C.S. Lewis on the Problem of Divine Hiddenness,” Anglican Theological Review 97: 33-51. ---, 2015b, “Divine Hiddenness and Special Revelation,” Religious Studies 51 (2): 241-259. ---, 2015c, “How Divine Hiddenness Sheds Light on the Problem of Evil,” International Philosophical Quarterly 55 (3): 315-323. ---, 2016a, , “Divine Hiddenness and the One Sheep.” International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion 79: 69-86 ---, 2016b, “Anti-theism and the Problem of Divine Hiddenness,” Sophia 55(2): 179-195 ---, 2016c, “The Problem of Divine Hiddenness: Is the Devil in the Details?” American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 90(3): 395-413 ---, forthcoming, “Divine Hiddenness and Alienation,” Heythrop Journal. Dura-vila, G. and S. Dein, 2009, “The Dark Night of the Soul: Spiritual Distress and Its Psychiatric Implications,” Mental Health, Religion, and Culture 12 (6): 543-559. Duquoc, C. (ed.), 1992, Where is God? A Cry of Human Distress, London: SCM Press. Evans, C.S., 2006, “Can God Be Hidden and Evident at the Same Time? Some Kierkegaardian Reflections,” Faith and Philosophy

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