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Life and Thought
Ebrahim Azadegan is an associate professor in the Department of Philosophy of Science at Sharif University of Technology and a researcher in philosophy of religion and science. He works at the intersection of the Islamic philosophical tradition and analytic philosophy of religion, re-reading classical theological debates with the tools of contemporary philosophy.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures10 titles
Ibn Arabi and the Problem of Divine Hiddenness
Divine Love and Divine Hiddenness
Divine Hiddenness and Human Sin: The Epistemic Effect of Sin
Naturalistic Science versus Theistic Science
Evil in a Regulated World
Human Dignity and the Future of the Human Rights Debate in the Islamic World
The Incompatibility of God's Knowledge of Particulars and the Doctrine of Divine Immutability
The Necessity of Existence, Immutability, and God's Knowledge of Particulars
A Critique of Molinism's Coherence: The Incompatibility of Middle Knowledge with Divine Immutability
The Omnipotent, Freedom, and Love: Toward an Open Islamic Theology
