Believing in God: Readings on Faith and Reason

by Ed L. Miller (Editor)

The book consists of readings on the central issue in philosophical the existence of God. It may be used alone as a main book or as a complement to works on related issues. It presents the most influential classical and contemporary statements on problems pertaining to a belief in God, including arguments for the existence of God, the nature of faith and reason, the problem of evil, and meaning of religious languages; readings are presented chronologically, allowing for an emphasis on historical continuities and connections.

Genres: Philosophy

209 pages, Paperback

First published December 11, 1995

Reviews

[Sylvan Finger]

A collection of documents that Ed. Miller find useful in terms of philosophically characterizing God.