In search of God : the language and logic of belief

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    • Kolak, Daniel

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In search of God : the language and logic of belief

Daniel Kolak

Wadsworth Pub., c1994

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Description and Table of Contents

Description

IN SEARCH OF GOD is the only book designed specifically to move students into a true philosophical position of unknowing, not just abstractly, but by using a hands-on, practical method the author has developed over many years of teaching. Thus, the book is designed not to present reason and argument for one side and then the other, so that students can then just make up their minds and then go cheer for their side, but to use reason and argument to guide students to a center from whose unprejudiced and open-minded vantage point they are ready to engage and do philosophy.

Table of Contents

0. Does God Exist? 1. What Do You Believe? 2. Which Way Shall We Go? 3. What Does Believing Involve? 4. Are Scriptures Convincing Evidence? 5. Did God Create the Universe? 6. Did God Design the Universe? 7. Can You Experience God? 8. Is It In Society's Interest That We Believe? 9. Is There Convincing Evidence Against the Existence of God? 10. What Is the Role of Authority? 11. Can Science Solve the Mystery? 12. Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing? 13. What Is the Ultimate Mystery? 14. What Is the Source of God? Epilogue: Inconclusive Unreligious Unscientific Unhistorical Unphilosophical Postscript. Index.

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  • NCID
    BA22549881
  • ISBN
    • 0534195369
  • LCCN
    93032062
  • Country Code
    us
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    Belmont, Calif.
  • Pages/Volumes
    xiii, 242 p.
  • Size
    23 cm
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