Preliminary considerations
Arguments about the existence of monotheistic gods
Arguements
Some considerations about agnosticism
Parallel cases for 'alternative' deities
Ontological arguments
My 'general objection' reconsidered
Mereological ontological arguments
Gödel's ontological argument
On that than which no worse can be conceived
Concluding remarks
Cosmological arguments
Some initial considerations
Aquinas' first three ways
Descartes' causal argument
Leibniz's argument
Meyer and the axiom of choice
Koons and contingency
Gale, Pruss, and 'weak' sufficient reason
Craig and the Kalām arguments
Smith's atheological cosmological arguments
Teleological arguments
Biological design : Paley
Biological design : Behe
Cosmic fine-tuning
Hume's criticisms of arguments for design
Concluding remarks
Pascal's wager
The argument
Some objections to the argument
Objections involving infinity
Modified wagers
Concluding remarks
Arguments from evil
Preliminary considerations
'Logical' arguments from evil
Evidential arguments from evil / co-written with Michael J. Almeida
The problem of heaven / co-written with Yujin Nagasawa and Nick Trakakis
Concluding remarks
Other arguments
Arguments from authority
Arguments from religious experience
Arguments from morality
Arguments from miracles
Arguments from consciousness
Arguments from puzzling phenomena
Concluding remarks
Clifford
James
Concluding remarks.
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Arguing about gods by Graham Oppy. ISBN 9780521863865. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2006. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
