God /
edited with introduction by Timothy A. Robinson.
- Indianapolis, IN : Hackett Pub., c1996.
- xxv, 225 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
- Hackett readings in philosophy .
Includes bibliographical references (p. 224-225).
"The Ontological argument," from ONologion and Proslogion, with the replies of Gaunilo and Anselm / St. Anselm and Gaunilo -- "The Five Ways," from Summa Theologica, Part i< Question 2, articles 1 & 3 / St. Thomas Aquinas -- "The argument from morality," from Mere Christianity / C.S. Lewis -- "Critique of the traditional arguments," from Why I am Not a Christian / Bertrand Russell -- "Anthropomorphism," from Dialogues concerning natural religion / David Hume -- "The existence of God' / J.J.C. Smart -- "Philosophical and scientific pointers fo Creatio ex Nihilo" / William Lane Craig -- "The 'scientific' argument," from The Scientific Outlook / Bertrand Russell -- "God and Evil," from the Confessions / St. Augustine -- "Divine Omnipotance," from The Problem of Pain / C.S. Lewis -- "Evil and a Finite God," from Dialogues concerning Natural Religion / David Hume -- "Theology and falsification"/ Antony Flew, R.M. Hare, and Basil Mitchell -- "Isbelife in God properly basic?" / Alvin Plantinga -- "The wager," from Pensees / Blaise Pascal -- "The reality of the unseen," from The varieties of religious experience / William James -- "The Will to believe, " from Pragmatism and Other Essays / William James -- "the idea of the Holy," from The Idea of the Holy / Rudolf Otto -- "The phenomenology of religion," from The Myth of the Eternal Return / Mircea Eliade -- "Religion and Power, " from On the Genealogy of Morals, The Gay Science, and Beyond Good and Evil / Friedrich Nietzsche -- "The Psychological origins of religion," from Totem and Taboo, The future of an Illusion, and Civilization and Its Discontents / Sigmund Freud -- "Atheistic existentialism," from Existentialism and Human Emotions / Jean-Paul Sartre -- "Absurd," from The Myth of Sisyphus / Albert Camus -- "Signals of Transcendence," from A Rumor of Angels / Peter Berger -- "I and Thou," from I and Thou / Martin Buber.