Religion and Atheism
Beyond the Divide
Herausgeber: Carroll, Anthony; Norman, Richard
Religion and Atheism
Beyond the Divide
Herausgeber: Carroll, Anthony; Norman, Richard
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Arguments between those who hold religious beliefs and those who do not are at fever pitch. This collection is one of the first books to move beyond this deadlock. Specially commissioned chapters address major areas that cut across the debate between the two sides. A key feature of the collection is a dialogue between Raymond Tallis and Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Arguments between those who hold religious beliefs and those who do not are at fever pitch. This collection is one of the first books to move beyond this deadlock. Specially commissioned chapters address major areas that cut across the debate between the two sides. A key feature of the collection is a dialogue between Raymond Tallis and Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 450g
- ISBN-13: 9781138891913
- ISBN-10: 1138891916
- Artikelnr.: 45174855
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 450g
- ISBN-13: 9781138891913
- ISBN-10: 1138891916
- Artikelnr.: 45174855
Anthony Carroll is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Theology at Heythrop College, University of London, UK. His publications include Protestant Modernity: Weber, Secularization, and Protestantism (2007), and he is an Anglican priest. Richard Norman is Emeritus Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Kent, UK. His publications include On Humanism (2nd edition 2012), and he is a founder-member of the Humanist Philosophers' Group, and a Patron of the British Humanist Association.
Preface Brian Pearce
Part 1: A Dialogue
1. Science, stories, and the self Raymond Tallis and Rowan Williams
Part 2: Knowledge and language
2. Signifying nothing: how the religious and non-religious can speak the
same language Nick Spencer
3. The myth of mythos Julian Baggini
4. Why do religious believers and non-believers see one another as
irrational? Stephen Law
5. Atheism and history Jonathan Rée
6. Atheism and naturalism Fiona Ellis
7. The compatibility of science and religion? Fern Elsdon-Baker
Part 3: Ethics and values
8. Beyond theism and atheism: the search for truth Anthony Carroll
9. Ethics and values: how much common ground? Richard Norman
10. Faith, ethics and values Robin Gill
11. The spiritual and the sacred: prospects for convergence between
religious and non-religious outlooks John Cottingham
12. Matters of life and death Anna Strham
13. Our proud and angry dust: secular and religious continuities Michael
McGhee
Part 4: Diversity and dialogue
14. Polar opposites? Diversity and dialogue among the Religious and
Nonreligious Lois Lee
15. Belonging without believing: religion, atheism and Islam today Dilwar
Hussain
16. The ocean of being and the web of becomings: the pilgrim's progress on
Indic horizons Ankur Barua
17. Religiosity and secularity in Europe Simon Glendinning
18. Engagement between religious and non-religious in a plural society
Andrew Copson
19. Siblings under the skin: Charles Taylor on religious believers and
non-believers in A Secular Age Ruth Abbey
20. Filling the space between: what can we learn from Plato? Angie Hobbs
Part 5: Conclusion
21. Continuing the dialogue Anthony Carroll and Richard Norman.
Index
Part 1: A Dialogue
1. Science, stories, and the self Raymond Tallis and Rowan Williams
Part 2: Knowledge and language
2. Signifying nothing: how the religious and non-religious can speak the
same language Nick Spencer
3. The myth of mythos Julian Baggini
4. Why do religious believers and non-believers see one another as
irrational? Stephen Law
5. Atheism and history Jonathan Rée
6. Atheism and naturalism Fiona Ellis
7. The compatibility of science and religion? Fern Elsdon-Baker
Part 3: Ethics and values
8. Beyond theism and atheism: the search for truth Anthony Carroll
9. Ethics and values: how much common ground? Richard Norman
10. Faith, ethics and values Robin Gill
11. The spiritual and the sacred: prospects for convergence between
religious and non-religious outlooks John Cottingham
12. Matters of life and death Anna Strham
13. Our proud and angry dust: secular and religious continuities Michael
McGhee
Part 4: Diversity and dialogue
14. Polar opposites? Diversity and dialogue among the Religious and
Nonreligious Lois Lee
15. Belonging without believing: religion, atheism and Islam today Dilwar
Hussain
16. The ocean of being and the web of becomings: the pilgrim's progress on
Indic horizons Ankur Barua
17. Religiosity and secularity in Europe Simon Glendinning
18. Engagement between religious and non-religious in a plural society
Andrew Copson
19. Siblings under the skin: Charles Taylor on religious believers and
non-believers in A Secular Age Ruth Abbey
20. Filling the space between: what can we learn from Plato? Angie Hobbs
Part 5: Conclusion
21. Continuing the dialogue Anthony Carroll and Richard Norman.
Index
Preface Brian Pearce
Part 1: A Dialogue
1. Science, stories, and the self Raymond Tallis and Rowan Williams
Part 2: Knowledge and language
2. Signifying nothing: how the religious and non-religious can speak the
same language Nick Spencer
3. The myth of mythos Julian Baggini
4. Why do religious believers and non-believers see one another as
irrational? Stephen Law
5. Atheism and history Jonathan Rée
6. Atheism and naturalism Fiona Ellis
7. The compatibility of science and religion? Fern Elsdon-Baker
Part 3: Ethics and values
8. Beyond theism and atheism: the search for truth Anthony Carroll
9. Ethics and values: how much common ground? Richard Norman
10. Faith, ethics and values Robin Gill
11. The spiritual and the sacred: prospects for convergence between
religious and non-religious outlooks John Cottingham
12. Matters of life and death Anna Strham
13. Our proud and angry dust: secular and religious continuities Michael
McGhee
Part 4: Diversity and dialogue
14. Polar opposites? Diversity and dialogue among the Religious and
Nonreligious Lois Lee
15. Belonging without believing: religion, atheism and Islam today Dilwar
Hussain
16. The ocean of being and the web of becomings: the pilgrim's progress on
Indic horizons Ankur Barua
17. Religiosity and secularity in Europe Simon Glendinning
18. Engagement between religious and non-religious in a plural society
Andrew Copson
19. Siblings under the skin: Charles Taylor on religious believers and
non-believers in A Secular Age Ruth Abbey
20. Filling the space between: what can we learn from Plato? Angie Hobbs
Part 5: Conclusion
21. Continuing the dialogue Anthony Carroll and Richard Norman.
Index
Part 1: A Dialogue
1. Science, stories, and the self Raymond Tallis and Rowan Williams
Part 2: Knowledge and language
2. Signifying nothing: how the religious and non-religious can speak the
same language Nick Spencer
3. The myth of mythos Julian Baggini
4. Why do religious believers and non-believers see one another as
irrational? Stephen Law
5. Atheism and history Jonathan Rée
6. Atheism and naturalism Fiona Ellis
7. The compatibility of science and religion? Fern Elsdon-Baker
Part 3: Ethics and values
8. Beyond theism and atheism: the search for truth Anthony Carroll
9. Ethics and values: how much common ground? Richard Norman
10. Faith, ethics and values Robin Gill
11. The spiritual and the sacred: prospects for convergence between
religious and non-religious outlooks John Cottingham
12. Matters of life and death Anna Strham
13. Our proud and angry dust: secular and religious continuities Michael
McGhee
Part 4: Diversity and dialogue
14. Polar opposites? Diversity and dialogue among the Religious and
Nonreligious Lois Lee
15. Belonging without believing: religion, atheism and Islam today Dilwar
Hussain
16. The ocean of being and the web of becomings: the pilgrim's progress on
Indic horizons Ankur Barua
17. Religiosity and secularity in Europe Simon Glendinning
18. Engagement between religious and non-religious in a plural society
Andrew Copson
19. Siblings under the skin: Charles Taylor on religious believers and
non-believers in A Secular Age Ruth Abbey
20. Filling the space between: what can we learn from Plato? Angie Hobbs
Part 5: Conclusion
21. Continuing the dialogue Anthony Carroll and Richard Norman.
Index