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Case Against Theism

Why the Evidence Disproves God's Existence

Автор: Raphael Lataster

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Издател: Springer International Publishing AG

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This monograph offers a critique of arguments for the existence of a specifically Christian God adva...

Информация за книгата

Автор

Raphael Lataster

Език

Английски език

Корици

Книга - С твърди корици

Издадена

2018

страници

322

EAN

9783319907925

ISBN

3319907921

Enbook ID

19254996

Издател

Springer International Publishing AG

Теглоt

664

Размери

155 x 235 x 22

Пълно описание

This monograph offers a critique of arguments for the existence of a specifically Christian God advanced by prominent scholar William Lane Crane. The discussion incorporates philosophical, mathematical, scientific, historical, and sociological approaches. The author does not seek to criticize religion in general, or Christianity specifically. Rather, he examines the modern and relatively sophisticated evidential case for Christian theism. Scholars have been arguing for theism or naturalism for centuries, and there seems little to add to the discussion, especially from the theistic side. However, to assume that either theism or naturalism obtains is a false dichotomy. There are alternatives to both that merit consideration. Employing a probabilistic approach, the author advances this discussion. His work uniquely utilizes not only naturalistic hypotheses to argue against theism. It also presents supernaturalistic hypotheses. This leaves no question that theism is almost certainly false, even if some form of divine reality exists. This project seeks not to argue that Christianity or any other faith or religion is undesirable, but only to critically examine evidentialist claims posited by Christianity's learned apologists. In fact, a major secondary aim is to consider alternative god-conceptions, such as polytheism and pantheism. This work aims to highlight that Christian theism is often granted special privileges by theistic philosophers of religion, which seems doubly inappropriate when certain alternative god-conceptions may even prove to be more plausible.