Why We Need Religion
The author is a professor of philosophy at Columbia College in Chicago who has also been a visiting professor at the Buddhist Institute in Cambodia.…… Read More »
Category: Philosophy Of Religion
Miracles – A Very Short Introduction
This is a very fair-minded treatment of miracles, starting with a thorough definition and then moving on to miracles reported in religious texts, belief and…… Read More »
Pandeism – an Anthology
Few readers will have heard of the term 'pandeism', the proposition that the Creator of our Universe created by becoming our Universe, but this extensive…… Read More »
How (not) to be Secular
This book provides a guide to Charles Taylor's major but rather inaccessible work, A Secular Age. His focus is what the author calls 'a shift…… Read More »
The New Atheism and Its Critics
Authors: Howard K. Wettstein, Peter A. French
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Philosophy Of Religion
This is a volume of Midwest Studies in Philosophy with 12 contributions from different angles of the debate. The initial essay reminds us that it…… Read More »
There is a God
I met Anthony Flew at a number of conferences in the late 1980s and always enjoyed his rigorous approach to any issue under examination. I…… Read More »
An Enlightened Philosophy
An interesting and nuanced reflection on the relationship between science and religion. The author forges a middle way between religious belief and the new atheism…… Read More »
Reasonable Faith
This book of essays follows up John Haldane's earlier volume 'Faithful Reason' and falls into two parts, the first one reason, faith and God, and…… Read More »
Philosophy of Religion
A readable new textbook that takes a historical view. It covers all the conventional ground including arguments for the existence of God, approaches to religious…… Read More »
The Non-Existence of God
A brilliant analysis of the arguments for and against the existence of God. Although written primarily as a textbook, the clarity of exposition makes it…… Read More »