Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion offers a regular snapshot of state-of-the-art work in this longstanding area of philosophy that has seen an explosive growth of interest over the past half century.

1: Samuel LebensIrem Kurtsal Steen: Fact from Fiction: The Divine Command Theory of Ontic Indeterminacy 2: Brian CutterDustin Crummett: Psychophysical Harmony: A New Argument for Theism 3: Mohammad Saleh Zarepour: Avicenna + Zorn = Necessary Existent 4: David Vander Laan: Satisfaction in the End without End 5: Daniel Rubio: Intrinsically Good, God Created Them 6: Peter van Elswyk: Metalinguistic Apophaticism 7: Mark Boespflug: Faith in Experts: What the Social Epistemology of Science and Religion Reveals about Their Conflict 8: Nevin Climenhaga: If We Can't Tell What Theism Predicts, We Can't Tell Whether God Exists: Skeptical Theism and Bayesian Arguments from Evil 9: Klaas J. Kraay: Excessive Gratuitous Evil

Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion is the place to go to see what's happening in the field The tenth volume in a prestigious series New work from an excellent international line-up of contributors All papers published here for the first time