Voicing God: Theological Injunction to economic issues

Economic and Theological Approaches to Debt Cancellation

Differences in economic and theological approaches to debt cancellation result from differences in disciplinary assumptions in respect of purpose, method, and argument. We argue that they provide alternative commentaries upon the need for debt cancellation, but that it is not possible to demonstrate the superiority of one over the other, so practitioners in one are likely to continue to find it...

The logical structures of theological proofs, with an emphasis on the proof of love to God

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A venue for theological/ethical issues.

PRINCIPLE OF COOPERATION The November-December 2002 issue included several articles on the principle of cooperation. Discussion of the principle contributes to the realization of one measure of success of our current strategic plan: "Our voice has contributed proactively and positively to church positions on one or more key ethical issues." As we know, application of the principle has not alway...

God, souls, and Turing: in defense of the theological objection to the Turing test

It’s widely known that when Turing first introduced his “imitationgame” test for ascertaining whether a computing machine can think, he considered, and found wanting, a series objections to his position. It seems safe to say that one of these objections, the “Theological Objection” (TO), was regarded by Turing to be positively anemic, and that ever since he delivered his rapid (purported!) refu...

God, the Trinity, and Adventism: An Introduction to the Issues