Contents -- Preface -- Philosophical Theology -- Chapter 1: The Idea of a Rationalistic Philosophy of Religion and Its Challenges -- Chapter 2: Why Teleological Principles Are Inevitable for Reason -- Chapter 3: Theodicy Strategies in Leibniz, Hegel, Jonas -- Chapter 4: Rationalism, Determinism, Freedom -- Chapter 5:Encephalius: A Conversation about the Mind-Body Problem -- Chapter 6: Religion, Theology, Philosophy -- A Rationalist's Tradition: Interpretations of Classical Texts -- Chapter 7: Philosophy and the Interpretation of the Bible -- Chapter 8: To What Extent Is the Concept of Spirit (Geist) in German Idealism a Legitimate Heir to the Concept of Spirit (Pneuma) in the New Testament? -- Chapter 9: Reasons, Emotions, and God's Presence in Anselm of Canterbury's Dialogue Cur Deus homo -- Chapter 10: Interreligious Dialogues during the Middle Ages and Early Modernity -- Chapter 11: Platonism and Anti-Platonism in Nicholas of Cusa's Philosophy of Mathematics -- Chapter 12: Can Abraham Be Saved? And: Can Kierkegaard Be Saved? -- Chapter 13: A Metaphysical History of Atheism -- Notes -- Source Credits -- Index.