Featuring eighteen original essays from leading scholars, this collection offers a wide variety of viewpoints for a well balanced perspective on both traditional and cutting-edge topics in philosophy of religion.
Designed for course use, this accessible text includes study questions and annotated further reading lists to stimulate reflection and provide opportunities for deeper exploration of the fundamental questions of the nature of religion.
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Harriet Harris, University of Oxford
"This has considerable potential as a course textbook ...Handy route map for middle- to upper-level undergraduates." Times Higher Education Supplement
"An invigorating, wide-ranging, and cutting edge volume.Its clear and carefully structured essays shed considerable lighton issues old and new. The book will excite both neophytes andexperts."
David Shatz, Yeshiva University
"This is a remarkably wide-ranging volume of essays by adistinguished team of experts in the philosophy of religion. Itwill be indispensable for teachers and students of the subject andof great interest to specialists in the field."
E. J. Lowe, Durham University