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This work begins from our Socratic ignorance of empathy. It applies four philosophical methods - phenomenology, self psychology, language analysis, and interpretive suspicion (hermeneutics) to generating a clearing for empathy as authentic being with one another in community.

Introduction / Yujin Nagasawa and Erik J. Wielenberg -- A new definition of 'omnipotence' in terms of sets / Daniel J. Hill -- Can God choose a world at random? / Klaas J. Kraay -- Why is there anything at all? / T. J. Mawson -- Programs, bugs, DNA and a design argument / Alexander R. Pruss -- The 'why design?' question / Neil A. Manson -- Divine command theory and the semantics of quantified modal logic / David Efird -- Divine desire theory and obligation / Christian B. Miller -- The puzzle of prayers of Thanksgiving and praise / Daniel Howard-Snyder -- A participatory model of the atonement / Tim Bayne and Greg Restall -- Basic human worth : religious and secular perspectives / Christopher J. Eberle -- Imperfection as sufficient for a meaningful life : how much is enough? / Thaddeus Metz

Introduction -- Mythos and logos -- The biblos and the dialectic of the sacred logos -- Scientific rationality and the dialectic of the Enlightenment -- Myth and meaning -- Approaching myth -- Naming the unknown, grounding significance -- Myth and the critique of political reason -- Classical theories of political myth -- Political myth, ideology and utopia -- Myth, historical narratives and the social imaginary -- Myth and identity -- Political myths today : the extraordinary and the banal.