Argues for non-naturalistic alternatives to theism, which adds to the typically naturalism-focused cases against theism

Refutes the case for theism and Christianity made by William Lane Craig, an analytic philosopher and Christian apologist

Weaves together the methods and knowledge of analytical philosophers and historians of religion

Autorentext

Raphael Lataster is an Associate Lecturer in the Studies in Religion department at the University of Sydney. Raphael is interested in Christian origins and alternatives to classical theism, and has published articles in journals such as The International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Sophia, The European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, and Think, among others.

Inhalt
Introduction.- Chapter 1 The case for theism.- Chapter 2 The case for a-theism.- Chapter 3. The case for christian theism.- Chapter 4. Sociological considerations of Craig's approach.- Conclusions.