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Christians defending their faith often hear slogans and questions such as:
Z It's all relative
Z Everything is one with the Divine; all else is illusion
Z The Gospels contradict each other
Z Why would a good God create hell?

This book provides incisive answers to slogans related to truth and reality; theism, pantheism/Eastern...

Who Was Jesus? is a collection of articles revolving around the dialogue between Jewish New Testament scholar Peter Zaas and Christian apologist William Craig, with a focus on the differing Jewish and Christian assessments of Jesus of Nazareth, and the question of Jewish-Christian relations. Their points of agreement and disagreement, as well as how interest in the historical Jesus continues to promote dialogue and controversy, are fascinating and informative.

- "Whatever works for you"
- "Just as long as it makes you happy"
- "All religions are basically the same"
- "Christianity is anti-semitic"

At the end of each chapter, he provides practical and easy-to-share summary points to help readers...

• Provides a solid foundation on the history of religious philosophy while broadening our understanding of religion's significance in today's world
  
• Features 18 newly-commissioned essays by well-known scholars with varied viewpoints on the philosophy of religion
  
• Examines the evolution of religious philosophy from it roots to contemporary issues while...

• Provides a solid foundation on the history of religious philosophy while broadening our understanding of religion's significance in today's world
  
• Features 18 newly-commissioned essays by well-known scholars with varied viewpoints on the philosophy of religion
  
• Examines the evolution of religious philosophy from it roots to contemporary issues while...

The kalam cosmological argument is a significant and much-discussed natural theological argument. The argument aims to show that an infinite temporal regress of events is impossible and that therefore the universe began to exist (out of nothing) a finite time ago. In conjunction with the causal principle that whatever begins to exist has a cause, this fact implies that the universe has a transcendent cause of its existence. Championed historically by Muslim, Jewish, and Christian philosophers alike, the argument has enjoyed a contemporary resurgence of interest among philosophers...

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"The Moral Argument" offers a wide-ranging defense of the necessary connection between God and objective moral values, moral duties, proper function, and human rights. It presents several versions of the moral argument for God's existence; a survey of the history of the argument, including the more recent work of Robert Adams, John Hare, John Rist, and others; an assessment of competing meta-ethical views that attempt to ground or explain ethics; a defense of moral knowledge; and an assessment of the Euthyphro Dilemma (and related objections) for any theistic conception of moral values....