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Philosophy of Religion: An Investigation of the Classic Arguments for the Existence of God and the Problem of Evil Examined

Philosophy of Religion: An Investigation of the Classic Arguments for the Existence of God and the Problem of Evil Examined

Lantz Thd, Craig

Paperback

Religion General

ISBN13: 9798273183698
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 6 2025
Pages: 238
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.54 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
From the earliest dawn of consciousness, humanity has looked to the heavens and within its own soul, seeking to comprehend its origins, its purpose, and its ultimate destiny. This pursuit has, for millennia, found a central focus in the concept of God, particularly within the framework of Theism - the belief in a single, personal, and all-powerful Creator. Yet, in contemporary discourse, theistic belief is often portrayed as fundamentally irrational, a matter of blind faith standing in stark opposition to the sober light of reason. This book stands against that prevailing narrative. It is born from the conviction that theistic belief is not only compatible with, but can indeed be robustly supported by, rational inquiry. Our journey will be a philosophical exploration, employing the tools of logic, argumentation, and conceptual analysis to engage with the core tenets of Theism. We will begin by defining the philosophy of religion as a discipline and establishing Theism as its primary subject of focus within this work, exploring its historical and cultural import. Crucially, we will address the perceived tension between faith and reason, not to eliminate doubt, but to understand how intellectual engagement can fortify and deepen conviction. The epistemological status of religious belief will be examined, laying the groundwork for a comprehensive understanding of how faith can be both personally held and intellectually defensible. The overarching goal is to demonstrate that Theism represents a rational and defensible stance, providing not absolute proof, but substantial philosophical reasons for its acceptance. This introduction thus sets the stage for a detailed examination of arguments for God's existence, the challenges posed by evil, the nature of divine revelation, and the profound implications of these considerations for the human search for meaning, hope, and an eternal perspective.

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