A growing number of powerful arguments have been formulated by philosophers and logicians in recent years demonstrating that the existence of God is improbable. These arguments assume that God's existence is possible but argue that the weight of the empirical evidence is against God's actual existence.
This unique anthology collects most of the important arguments for the improbability of God that have been published since the mid-1900s. The editors make each argument clear and accessible by providing a helpful summary. In addition, they arrange this diverse collection of arguments for...

In The Incarnation of the Poetic Word, Michael Martin brings together the worlds of theology, philosophy, and literary studies through the introduction of agapeic criticism, a method of inquiry characterized by reverence and attention, exploring what truly lives in the written word.

In The Incarnation of the Poetic Word, Michael Martin brings together the worlds of theology, philosophy, and literary studies through the introduction of agapeic criticism, a method of inquiry characterized by reverence and attention, exploring what truly lives in the written word.

Written by experienced Waldorf craft teachers, this comprehensive book presents many ideas for craft-based classes, whilst analysing their role in the student's self-discovery and creative development.

In this book we search the scriptures to find out what it says about this much debated subject. I do not intend it to be an exhaustive study but rather one that is palatable and easy to read and grasp. May the reader be blessed and encouraged in their walk with God and come away with a better understanding of his plan for our life.