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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Notes on Contributors vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Introduction: From Islamic Theology to Analytic Philosophy 1
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Part I Epistemology outside Kalām: Falsafa, Traditionalism and Sufism
- 1 A New Look at al-Fārābī on Philosophy versus Theology 47
- 2 God as an Empirical Entity: The Expanded Scope of Sense Perception in Sunnī Traditionalist Spatialism 66
- 3 The Tripartite Division of Knowledge and Belief in al-Makkī’s Nourishment of the Hearts 80
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Part II Epistemological Sources in Kalām: Perception, Reason and Testimony
- 4 How to Know? Justifying Experience in Classical Kalām 101
- 5 Divine Freedom meets Logical Necessity: On the Relationship between Rational Speculation and Knowledge in Classical Ashʿarī Foundationalism 118
- 6 Mass Transmission of Prophetic Miracles in the Contemplation and Proof of Core Creed 133
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Part III Comparative Studies in Islamic and Christian Epistemology
- 7 The Epistemological Status of Causation within al-Ghazālī’s Cosmological Argument in Light of Reid’s Modest Foundationalism 159
- 8 ‘Is There Any Doubt about God?’: Maktab-i Tafkīk’s Religious Epistemology in Comparison with Reformed Epistemology 173
- 9 Knowing God Personally: Second-person Knowledge in Christian and Islamic Analytic Theology 195
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Part IV Contemporary Debates on the Basicality of Islamic and Christian Belief
- 10 Fiṭra Foundationalism 217
- 11 Dealing with Defeaters for Warranted Islamic Belief: A Reply to Turner 249
- 12 Creation, Sin and Salvation: Essential Categories for a Christian-Theistic Epistemology 261
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Part V Islamic Epistemology Today: Disciplinary, Scriptural and Social Discourses
- 13 Advice for Muslim Epistemologists 283
- 14 Epistemological Foundations of Qur’anic Ethics: Understanding, Wisdom and Righteousness 300
- 15 Individualism and Anti-individualism in Islamic Epistemology 317
- Afterword: Epistemological Themes Revisited 333
- Glossary of Arabic Epistemological Terminology 336
- Glossary of Analytic Epistemological Terminology 339
- Index 342
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Notes on Contributors vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Introduction: From Islamic Theology to Analytic Philosophy 1
-
Part I Epistemology outside Kalām: Falsafa, Traditionalism and Sufism
- 1 A New Look at al-Fārābī on Philosophy versus Theology 47
- 2 God as an Empirical Entity: The Expanded Scope of Sense Perception in Sunnī Traditionalist Spatialism 66
- 3 The Tripartite Division of Knowledge and Belief in al-Makkī’s Nourishment of the Hearts 80
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Part II Epistemological Sources in Kalām: Perception, Reason and Testimony
- 4 How to Know? Justifying Experience in Classical Kalām 101
- 5 Divine Freedom meets Logical Necessity: On the Relationship between Rational Speculation and Knowledge in Classical Ashʿarī Foundationalism 118
- 6 Mass Transmission of Prophetic Miracles in the Contemplation and Proof of Core Creed 133
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Part III Comparative Studies in Islamic and Christian Epistemology
- 7 The Epistemological Status of Causation within al-Ghazālī’s Cosmological Argument in Light of Reid’s Modest Foundationalism 159
- 8 ‘Is There Any Doubt about God?’: Maktab-i Tafkīk’s Religious Epistemology in Comparison with Reformed Epistemology 173
- 9 Knowing God Personally: Second-person Knowledge in Christian and Islamic Analytic Theology 195
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Part IV Contemporary Debates on the Basicality of Islamic and Christian Belief
- 10 Fiṭra Foundationalism 217
- 11 Dealing with Defeaters for Warranted Islamic Belief: A Reply to Turner 249
- 12 Creation, Sin and Salvation: Essential Categories for a Christian-Theistic Epistemology 261
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Part V Islamic Epistemology Today: Disciplinary, Scriptural and Social Discourses
- 13 Advice for Muslim Epistemologists 283
- 14 Epistemological Foundations of Qur’anic Ethics: Understanding, Wisdom and Righteousness 300
- 15 Individualism and Anti-individualism in Islamic Epistemology 317
- Afterword: Epistemological Themes Revisited 333
- Glossary of Arabic Epistemological Terminology 336
- Glossary of Analytic Epistemological Terminology 339
- Index 342