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Craig J. HazenEditor’s Introductionforum on eriK J. Wielenberg’s Robust Ethics327329ArticlesThe Imago Dei and Blaise Pascal’sAbductive Anthropological ArgumentJonathan Threlfall379Does the Purpose Theory of the Meaningof Life Entail an Irrational God?Elliott R. Crozat401Theistic Evolution, IntelligentDesign, and the Charge of DeismRobert Larmer415The Open Theistic MultiverseTimothy Blank429The Argument from Disagreementto Moral SkepticismChristopher W. Love443Origen on Demonic IgnoranceTravis Dumsday463Christian Materialism and Demonic TemptationMatthew J. Hart481Intentionality contra PhysicalismDallas Willard &Brandon Rickabaugh497Philosophia Christi Biola University P HILOSO P HIA  C HRISTIAdam Lloyd Johnson, William Lane Craig,Tyler Dalton McNabb, Mark C. Murphy& Erik J. WielenbergPhilosophia ChristiP.O. Box 1298, La Mirada, CA 90637Victor Reppert517Retiring the Argument from ReasonDavid Kyle Johnson541Evil Does Not Pose Any SpecialProblem for Berkeleyan IdealismBenjamin H. Arbour &Gregory E. Trickett567What’s Wrong with Theistic Evolution?William Hasker581Philosophical NotesBook Reviews 591News and Announcements 604Volume 20 Number 2 2018Extending the Debate on theArgument from ReasonVolume 20Number 22018Forum onEriK J. Wielenberg’sRobust Ethics

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Volume 20, Number 22018Philosophia ChristiEditor’s IntroductionCraig J. Hazen327Forum on Erik J. Wielenberg’s Robust EthicsIntroduction to the AmericanAcademy of Religion Panel Forumon Erik Wielenberg’s Robust EthicsErik Wielenberg’s Metaphysics of MoralsAdam Lloyd Johnson331William Lane Craig333Tyler Dalton McNabb339Mark C. Murphy347Adam Lloyd Johnson357Erik J. Wielenberg365Jonathan Mark Threlfall379Elliott R. Crozat401Robert Larmer415Wile E. Coyote and the Craggy RocksBelow: The Perils of Godless EthicsNo Creaturely Intrinsic ValueFortifying the Petard: A Response toOne of Erik Wielenberg’s Criticismsof the Divine Command TheoryReply to Craig, Murphy, McNabb, and JohnsonArticlesThe Imago Dei and Blaise Pascal’sAbductive Anthropological ArgumentDoes the Purpose Theory of the Meaningof Life Entail an Irrational God?Theistic Evolution, IntelligentDesign, and the Charge of DeismThe Open Theistic MultiverseThe Argument from Disagreement toMoral Skepticism: A “Worldview” ReplyOrigen on Demonic Ignorance: And Why It MightStill Matter for the Theology of World ReligionsChristian Materialism and Demonic TemptationIntentionality contra Physicalism: Onthe Mind’s Independence from the BodyExtending the Debate on the Argument fromReason: A Further Response to David K. JohnsonRetiring the Argument from Reason:Another Reply to ReppertTimothy Blank429Christopher W. Love443Travis Dumsday463Matthew J. Hart481Dallas Willard andBrandon Rickabaugh497Victor Reppert517David Kyle Johnson541

Philosophical NotesEvil Does Not Pose Any SpecialProblem for Berkeleyan Idealism:An Idealist Response to John DePoeBenjamin H. Arbour andGregory E. Trickett567William Hasker581Nicholas Rescher, Metaphysical PerspectivesJ. P. Moreland593Geraint Lewis and Luke Barnes, A FortunateUniverse: Life in a Finely Tuned CosmosWilliam Lane Craig596Lydia McGrew599News and Announcements604What’s Wrong with Theistic Evolution?Book ReviewsOla Hössjer, Becoming a Christian:Combining Prior Belief, Evidence, and Will