Philosophy of Religion: Classic and Contemporary Readings

Michael Palmer has collected the most important classic and contemporary readings on philosophy of religion in this new, student-friendly anthology. Comprehensive in its scope and organized by major themes, this anthology contains over 65 selections exploring the most enduring of questions.

Topics include the concept of God, arguments for God's existence, the problem of evil, miracles, morality, the afterlife, religious language, reason and belief, and diverse views from the world's religions. Each chapter traces historical understandings of each issue through a range of philosophical perspectives and includes helpful study questions and suggested further readings.