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==Richard Swinburne==

==Richard Swinburne==

'''''Faith and Reason''''' is the title of an extensive book-length treatment by philosopher [[Richard Swinburne]], published 8 December 2005.<ref>At the time this Conservapedia article was written, Swinburne's ''Faith and Reason'' was priced at over $200.00 amazon.com, $129.00 Barnes & Noble.</ref> ''Faith and Reason'' is the final volume in Richard Swinburne’s trilogy on the philosophy of [[religion]].   

'''''Faith and Reason''''' is the title of an extensive book-length treatment by philosopher [[Richard Swinburne]], published 8 December 2005.<ref>At the time this Conservapedia article was written, Swinburne's ''Faith and Reason'' was priced at over $200.00 amazon.com, $129.00 Barnes & Noble.</ref> ''Faith and Reason'' is the third volume in Richard Swinburne’s trilogy on the philosophy of [[religion]].   

In ''The Coherence of Theism'' he examines the claims of theism and comes to provisional conclusions that [[theism]] is not demonstrably incoherent, and that a more feasible but indirect way of arguing for the coherence of theism is to provide grounds for thinking that theism is most probably true.  

In ''The Coherence of Theism'' he examines the claims of theism and comes to provisional conclusions that [[theism]] is not demonstrably incoherent, and that a more feasible but indirect way of arguing for the coherence of theism is to provide grounds for thinking that theism is most probably true.  

Then in ''The Existence of God'' Swinburne examines the arguments for and against the existence of God and concludes that the preponderance of evidence indicates that God actually exists.   

Then in ''The Existence of God'' Swinburne examines the arguments for and against the existence of God and concludes that the preponderance of evidence indicates that God actually exists.   

Finally, in ''Faith and Reason'' Swinburne is concerned with the '''''relevance''''' of such judgments of probability to the reasonableness of religious faith, the relevance of the carefully reasoned conclusion of the believer to the belief that ‘God exists’.

Finally, in ''Faith and Reason'' Swinburne is concerned with the '''''relevance''''' of such judgments of probability to the reasonableness of religious faith, the relevance of the carefully reasoned conclusion of the believer to the belief that “God exists”.

== Faith and reason: Conservative Protestant view, Ligonier Ministries ==

== Faith and reason: Conservative Protestant view, Ligonier Ministries ==