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    Watkins — Carmelics
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    Watkins

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy of Religion

    Watkins is a contemporary philosopher working in philosophy of religion, contributing to debates surrounding divine attributes and the nature of God's experiential states. Their work engages questions of divine passibility, examining whether a perfect or maximally great being must have the capacity to experience suffering or pain.

    Notable Achievements

    1

    Advanced arguments for divine passibility within analytic philosophy of religion

    2

    Contributed to debates on the necessary properties of a maximally great being

    3

    Examined the logical relationship between omniscience and experiential states such as pain

    Positions & Arguments(1)

    Divine Attributes

    claim

    God must exemplify pain.

    Against an attribute of God

    claim

    God must exemplify pain.

    At a Glance

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    contemporary

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    Analytic Philosophy of Religion

    Topic Influence

    Against an attribute of God1
    Divine Attributes1

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