Philosophy and religion
By: edited by Anthony O'Hear
Series: Royal Institute of Philosophy supplement -- 68; Royal Institute of Philosophy supplement -- 68.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Cambridge, U.K; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
ISBN-13: 9781107615984; 9780521173919
Subjects: Religion; Philosophy; Philosophy and religion
Notes: Papers presented during the 2008-2009 annual London lecture series of the Royal Institute of Philosophy.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: God as the simplest explanation of the universe  -- Richard Swinburne; title: Explaining the fine tuning of the universe to us and the fine tuning of us to the universe  -- T.J. Mawson; title: What can God explain?  -- Gerard J. Hughes; title: One step toward God  -- Brian Leftow; title: What do religious believers believe?  -- Richard Norman; title: With and without absurdity : Moore, magic and McTaggart's cat  -- Peter Cave; title: Twenty questions about Hume's 'Of miracles'  -- Peter Millican; title: Darwinism, purpose and meaning  -- Mary Midgley; title: Christianity and the errors of our time : Simone Weil on atheism and idolatry  -- Mario von der Ruhr; title: Spirituality for the godless  -- Michael McGhee; title: Living in the light of religious ideals  -- Clare Carlisle; title: Sacrifice, transcendence and 'making sacred'  -- Douglas Hedley; title: The Incarnation : divine embodiment and the divided mind  -- Robin Le Poidevin; title: Religious tolerance, diversity, and pluralism -- Peter Byrne.