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| ISBN | 978-1-63902-781-1 |
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| Author | Shane Andre |
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| Number of pages | 171 |
God in the Age of Science
In this collection of articles, Shane Andre offers a variety of provocative answers to questions in the philosophy of religion. What is the paradox of friendly atheism? Was David Hume, one of the greatest philosophers in the Age of Reason, an atheist? Why is “natural dualism” seductive and yet preposterous? Can naturalism allow for evil […]
ISBN: 978-1-63902-781-1
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In this collection of articles, Shane Andre offers a variety of provocative answers to questions in the philosophy of religion. What is the paradox of friendly atheism? Was David Hume, one of the greatest philosophers in the Age of Reason, an atheist? Why is “natural dualism” seductive and yet preposterous? Can naturalism allow for evil or only for bad people? Are science and religion in conflict, as the new atheists proclaim? What is the problem with the problem of evil? Why should you be skeptical of skeptical theism?
