Part I: Preliminary Explanation of the Integration of Faith and Reason
Chapter 1: Two Wings: The Difference between Faith and Reason
Chapter 2: Two Wings: What Is Common to Faith and to Reason
Chapter 3: A Preliminary Account of How the Two Wings Work Together
Chapter 4: A More Complicated Account of the Two Wings
Chapter 5: The Two-Winged, Theistic Education
Chapter 6: Living the Two-Winged Life
Part II: Classical Arguments regarding the Existence or Nonexistence of God
Chapter 7: What Do Theists Mean When They Use the Word “God”?
Chapter 8: The “Positive” Attributes of God
Chapter 9: The Cosmological Argument for the Existence of God
Chapter 10: The Kalaam Argument for the Existence of God
Chapter 11: The Ontological Argument for the Existence of God
Chapter 12: The Atheistic Argument from Evil
Chapter 13: Theistic Responses to the Atheistic Argument from Evil
Chapter 14: The Argument against Theism based on Religious Differences
Chapter 15: Theism and the Projection Theory of Religion
Part III: Arguments about Theism and Contemporary Natural Science
Chapter 16: Contemporary Cosmology and the Question of Temporal Origins
Chapter 17: Contemporary Physics and the Question of Design
Chapter 18: Contemporary Evolutionary Biology and Theism
Chapter 19: Contemporary Biology and the Question of Human Nature
Part IV: Arguments about Theism and Morality
Chapter 20: Living Well: Faith, Reason, and Virtue
Chapter 21: Divine Law and Natural Law
Chapter 22: Faith, Reason, and Marriage
Chapter 23: Faith, Reason, and War