This is a type of theology that provides arguments for the existence of God based on reason and ordinary experience of nature.

In a Mind's road to God, St. Bonaventura suggested which three ways of 'knowing' through the...

Who uses St. Bonaventura's 'ways of knowing' to develop a further metaphor for knowledge of God? (Binocular vision)

Polkinghorne's binocular vision analogy includes looking at the world with

Having a strong religious or spiritual quality; indicating or suggesting the presence of a divinity....

Which philosopher talks about the numinous?

Which theologian claims that all humans, made in the image of God, have a sensus divinitatis?

The sensus divinitatis can be illustrated by....

Sensus divinitatis is a Latin phrase meaning......

Which form of knowledge is seen in the design argument?

He said “The skilful ordering of the universe is for us a sort of mirror in which we can contemplate God, who is otherwise invisible.”

He argued that nature is not reflective of God because nature is horrible, cruel, evil

He argued that having a sense of religion/God was simply a mass delusion

Freud also argued that believing in God was simply...

He believed that it was a form of arrogance to suggest that fallible human reason could lead people into any knowledge of God. Thought that people can only know God when he chooses to reveal himself