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Index
Cover Table of Contents Notes on Contributors Preface to the First Edition Preface to the Second Edition Acknowledgements ARGUMENTS FOR RELIGIOUS BELIEF
CHAPTER ONE: Does the Universe Have a Cause?
The Universe Has a Cause The Universe Does Not Have a Cause Reply to Oppy Reply to Koons Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER TWO: Is Fine‐Tuning Evidence that God Exists?
Fine‐Tuning is Evidence that God Exists Fine‐Tuning is Not Evidence that God Exists Reply to Sober Reply to Collins Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER THREE: Is God Necessary for Morality?
God is Necessary for Morality Atheism, Naturalism, and Morality Reply to Antony Reply to Linville Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER FOUR: Does Religious Experience Justify Religious Belief?
Religious Experience Justifies Religious Belief Do Mystics See God? Reply to Fales Reply to Alston Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER FIVE: Does Testimony about Miracles Provide Evidence for Religion?
The Case for Miracles Testimony about Miracles Does Not Provide Evidence Reply to Ahmed Reply to Anderson and Pruss Suggestions for Further Reading
CHALLENGES TO RELIGIOUS BELIEF
CHAPTER SIX: Is Evil Evidence against Belief in God?
Evil is Evidence against God’s Existence Evil Does Not Make Atheism More Reasonable Than Theism Reply to Howard‐Snyder and Bergmann Reply to Rowe Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER SEVEN: Does Divine Hiddenness Justify Atheism?
Divine Hiddenness Justifies Atheism Divine Hiddenness Does Not Justify Atheism Reply to Moser Reply to Schellenberg Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER EIGHT: Does Science Discredit Religion?
Science Discredits Religion Science Does Not Discredit Religion Reply to Peterson Reply to Ruse Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER NINE: Is the God of the Hebrew Bible Perfectly Good?
The God of Ancient Israel is Not Perfectly Good The Perfect Goodness of God in the Hebrew Scriptures Reply to Murphy Reply to Morriston Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER TEN: Is it Reasonable to Believe That Only One Religion is True?
It is Reasonable to Believe That Only One Religion is True It is Not Reasonable to Believe That Only One Religion is True Reply to Byrne Reply to Basinger Suggestions for Further Reading
ISSUES WITHIN RELIGION
CHAPTER ELEVEN: Is Evidence Required for Religious Belief?
Evidence is Required for Religious Belief Evidence is Not Required for Religious Belief Reply to VanArragon Reply to McAllister Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER TWELVE: Should we Think of God as Masculine?
Is God a Man? God is Not Male Reply to Pogin Reply to Rea Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Does God Take Risks in Governing the World?
God Takes Risks God Does Not Take Risks Reply to Helm Reply to Hasker Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER FOURTEEN: Should Christians Endorse Mind‐Body Dualism?
Christians Should Affirm Mind‐Body Dualism Christians Should Reject Mind‐Body Dualism Reply to Baker Reply to Zimmerman Suggestions for Further Reading
CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Is Eternal Damnation Compatible with the Christian Concept of God?
Eternal Hell and the Christian Concept of God No Hell Reply to Talbott Reply to Walls Suggestions for Further Reading
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