Volume 21, Number 2 2019

PhilosoPhia Christi

Editor’s Introduction Ross D. Inman 251

Book Symposium on God over All

Do Divine Conceptualist Accounts Fail? Greg Welty 255 A Response to Chapter 5 of God over AllResponse to William Lane Craig’s God over All Peter van Inwagen 267Response to Van Inwagen and Welty William Lane Craig 277

Articles

The Revolt against Accountability to God: C. Stephen Evans 289 A Global Hermeneutical Perspective on Contemporary Moral PhilosophyCan a Male Savior Save Women? Fellipe do Vale 309 The Metaphysics of Gender and Christ’s Ability to SaveSanctification as Joint Agency with the Gary Osmundsen 325 Triune God: An Aristotelian Causal ModelAnti-Theism, Pro-Theism, and Gratuitous Evil Kirk Lougheed 355Optimistic Molinism: Divine Reasons Andre Leo Rusavuk 371 and Salvifically Optimal Worlds

Philosophical Notes

The Neo-Molinist Square Stands Firm: Elijah Hess 391 A Rejoinder to Kirk MacGregorDoes Open Theism Explain God’s Planning Elliott R. Crozat 407 of Creation? An Assessment of Timothy Blank’s “The Open Theistic Multiverse”Eliminative Materialism and Ordinary Language Daniel Lorca 419 and Eric LaRockRecovering Our Knowledge of the Good Chad Bogosian 427 Person: A Review Essay of Dallas Willard’s The Disappearance of Moral KnowledgeAdvancing the Aristotelian Project in Robert C. Koons 435 Contemporary Metaphysics: A Review Essay

Book Reviews

Paul Copan and William Lane Craig, eds., Graham Oppy 445 The Kalām Cosmological ArgumentMatthew A. Benton, John Hawthorne, and Thomas W. Duttweiler 449 Dani Rabinowitz, eds., Knowledge, Belief, and God: New Insights in Religious EpistemologyJoshua Rasmussen, How Reason Can Lead Todd Buras 453 to God: A Philosopher’s Bridge to FaithMatthew D. Wright, A Vindication of Politics: Francis J. Beckwith 457 On the Common Good and Human FlourishingNatalja Deng, God and Time R. Keith Loftin 459

News and Announcements 462