"God is dead" and I don't feel so good myself
Subtitle: theological engagements with the new atheism
By: edited by Andrew David, Christopher J. Keller & Jon Stanley.
Contributors: David, Andrew, 1980-; Keller, Christopher J.; Stanley, Jon.
Publisher: Cascade Books
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Eugene, Or
Language: eng
Number of pages: 185
ISBN-13: 9781606085318
Subjects: Apologetics; Christianity and atheism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-179).
Table of contents: title: Foreword:; title: Atheism's resurgence and Christian responses  -- D. Stephen Long; title: Praise him  -- Brad Davis; title: Thomas Merton's Apologies to an unbeliever  -- Robert Inchausti; title: Why every Christian should "quite rightly pass for an atheist"  -- Jon Stanley; title: On what could quite rightly pass for a fetish  -- Ben Suriano; title: Holding on  -- Luci Shaw; title: Dam(nation) and the American prophetic imagination: an interview with Charles T. Mathewes  -- Dan Rhodes; title: Three questions on modern atheism: an interview with John Milbank  -- Ben Suriano; title: Atheism for Lent  -- Merold Westphal; title: Bog Psalm  -- Brandi Gentry; title: "God is dead" and I don't feel so good myself  -- Peter Candler; title: Reading Philip Pullman in Metro Manila  -- Andy Barnes; title: Skeptic's gospel and other remedies for truth  -- Paul Roorda; title: Miltonian rebukes in an age of reason: a conversation between Stanley Fish and Stanley Hauerwas --; title: New atheism and the spiritual landscape of the West: an interview with Charles Taylor  -- Ronald A. Kuipers; title: Worshipping a flying teapot? What to do when Christianity looks ridiculous  -- Randal Rauser; title: King of the mice: an earnest fable for my atheist friends  -- Larry Gilman; title: Faith as the art of the possible: invigorating religious tradition in an amnesiac society  -- Ronald A. Kuipers; title: Mystery and mayhem: reading Bulgakov's The master and Margarita while dating an atheist in Seattle  -- Becky Crook; title: Why we live in community  -- Christine Sine; title: Spring prayer -- Courtney Druz.