Arguing for Atheism: Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion

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A great introduction - By: , 13 Dec 2000
Written for use as a textbook, Arguing for Atheism is an easy book to digest. It goes straight to the point & examines the traditional arguments for god's existence & proceeds to show why they fail. He also attempts to formulate a version of the argument from evil though I find it a bit questionable (a better formulation can be found in Theodore Drange's Nonbelief & Evil). Another criticism would be his use of complex metaphysical ideas(especiallly on time & causation). Nevertheless, the book succeeds in making atheism approachable to the general reader.

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