Natural theology and orthodoxy par Swinburne, R

God and morality par Swinburne, R

Bayes, God, and the multiverse par Swinburne, R

The social theory of the Trinity par Swinburne, R

Substance dualism par Swinburne, R

The problem of evil par Swinburne, R

What is so good about having a body? par Swinburne, R

Response to my commentators par Swinburne, R

Why Hume and Kant were mistaken in rejecting natural theology par Swinburne, R

Second reply to grünbaum par Swinburne, R

A simple theism for a mixed world: response to Bradley par Swinburne, R

Why the life of heaven is supremely worth living par Swinburne, R

Philosophy of religion in the Anglo-American tradition par Swinburne, R

Gwiazda on the bayesian argument for god par Swinburne, R

Discussion. Reply to Grunbaum par Swinburne, R

God as the simplest explanation of the universe par Swinburne, R

Relations between universals,or divine laws? par Swinburne, R

Forgiving as a performative utterance par Swinburne, R

God and morality par Swinburne, R

Responsibility, atonement, and forgiveness par Swinburne, R