The God of Philosophy: An Introduction to Philosophy of Religion

With wit, clarity, and style, Roy Jackson provides an animated introduction to the philosophy of religion. Surveying such diverse topics as arguments for and against the existence of God, the possibility of life after death, linguistic complications, and the concept of the divine, The God of Philosophy offers a wide-ranging examination of the central questions of the discipline. Challenging, exciting, and always fair, this book is a comprehensive introduction to the philosophy of religion. Contents Introduction 1. The Concept of God 2. The Cosmological Argument 3. The Teleological Argument 4. The Ontological Argument 5. The Moral Argument 6. The Argument from Religious Experience 7. Miracles 8. Faith and Reason 9. Religious Language 10. The Problem of Evil 11. Life After Death 12. The Origins of God and the New Atheism