God, Religion, and Reality: The Case for Christian Theism

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Stephen Clark uses philosophical enquiry to construct and defend an orthodox Christian theism that is intellectually and otherwise credible. He engages openly with contemporaries such as Don Cupitt and Richard Dawkins to offer a religion that "allows us to acknowldege the reality, the beautyr, the demands that constitute the world we live in, without despairing of success or putting too much of our trust in easy victories." A rigorous and thorough defense of the Christian world picture.


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In this engaging study Professor Clark sets out to show that there are good philosophical reasons for theism, and Christian theism in particular. He travels the breadth of our intellectual engagement with the world, from ethics to scientific knowledge, and his journey is vigorously argued, fresh, lively and readable. He explores the assumptions which underpin our philosophical and everyday thinking alike, examines the construction of the arguments used to support them, and tests the sturdiness and the makeup of their props and foundations.


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