Divine and Human Providence

This volume offers an original perspective on divine providence by examining philosophical, psychological, and theological perspectives on human providence as exhibited in virtuous human behaviours.

Autorentext

Ignacio Silva is Associate Professor of Science and Theology at the Philosophy Institute, Austral University, Argentina, and an Associate Member of the Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion, University of Oxford, UK.

Simon Maria Kopf is Visiting Lecturer at the International Theological Institute in Trumau, Austria.

Inhalt

Introduction-Simon Maria Kopf and Ignacio Silva; 1 Prudence and Human Providence: Love and Wisdom-Craig Boyd; 2 The Interaction Between Human and Divine Providence-Timothy Pawl; 3 Human Providence and Indeterminism: A Libertarian Approach-Neal Judisch 4 Divine Providence and Natural Contingency-Ignacio Silva; 5 Cognitive Psychology of Memory and Decision-Making and Human Providence-Connie Svob;6 A Child Developmental Perspective: Understanding Human and Supernatural Limitation and Providence-Emily R.R. Burdett;7 Providence and Predestination-Andrew Pinsent; 8 God, Providence and Personhood-Francisco O'Reilly; 9 Technology's 'Invisible Hand'?: An Account of Divine Providence and the Techno-Scientific Myth of Progress-Michael Burdett