God is great, God is good why believing in God is reasonable and responsible
The days have passed when the goodness of God -- indeed, the reality of God itself -- could reasonably be called a consensus opinion. God's reputation has come under considerable review in recent days, with some going so far as to say that it's not we who've made a mess of things. Ins...
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Downers Grove, Ill. :
IVP Books
cop. 2009
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part one: God is. Richard Dawkins on arguments for God / William Lane Craig
- The image of God and the failure of scientific atheism / J. P. Moreland
- Evidence of a morally perfect God / Paul K. Moser
- Part two: God is great. God and physics / John Polkinghorne
- God and evolution / Michael J. Behe
- Evolutionary explanations of religion / Michael J. Murray
- Part three: God is good. God, evil and morality / Chad Meister
- Is religion evil? / Alister McGrath
- Are Old Testament laws evil? / Paul Copan
- How could God create hell? / Jerry L. Walls
- Part four: Why it matters. Recognizing divine revelation / Charles Taliaferro
- The messiah you never expected / Scot McKnight
- Tracing Jesus' resurrection to its earliest eyewitness accounts / Gary R. Habermas
- Why faith in Jesus matters / Mark Mittelberg
- Postscript: My pilgrimage from atheism to theism / Antony [sic] Flew (with Gary Habermas)
- Appendix: The Dawkins confusion: naturalism "Ad absurdum": a review of Richard Dawkins's The god delusion / Alvin Plantinga.
