In addition to the many fine works you reference, Michael L. Peterson has edited a series titled "Exploring the Philosophy of Religion." I own two contributions from that series:

Hebblethwaite, Brian. _Philosophical Theology and Christian Doctrine_. Oxford, UK and Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2005.

Hoffman, Joshua and Gary Rosenkrantz. _The Divine Attributes_. Oxford, UK and Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2002.

Both works are written by analytic thinkers. However, the latter book is more analytic in tone than the former recommendation.
Fos | 06.12.06 - 5:23 pm | #

Dr. Phil,

We used Fr. Brian Davis' anthology here in Rutgers. I thought it wasn't bad. What are your thoughts on that book?

The Haldane/Smart book I enjoyed too.
Apolonio | Homepage | 06.13.06 - 1:43 am | #

I got a lot of help from Colin Brown's 'Philosophy Christian Faith' (IVP).
Joe M | 06.15.06 - 1:01 pm | #

Apolonio,

I find Fr. Davis' work unobjectionable. He's very clear in his own way. I do think his background in the Anglo/Analytic tradition narrows his vision perhaps just a bit so as to miss some of the more historically and theologically nuanced points one might make, as in his book on St. Thomas. But he's clearly a good guy.
Pertinacious Papist | Homepage | 06.15.06 - 4:55 pm | #