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Is God A Delusion?
A Reply to Religion's Cultured Despisers
Eric Reitan
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Philosophie
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Is God a Delusion? addresses the philosophical underpinnings of the recent proliferation of popular books attacking religious beliefs. * Winner of CHOICE 2009 Outstanding Academic Title Award * Focuses primarily on charges leveled by recent critics that belief in God is irrational and that its nature ferments violence * Balances philosophical rigor and scholarly care with an engaging, accessible style * Offers a direct response to the crop of recent anti-religion bestsellers currently generating considerable public discussion
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(Lutheran Quarterly,
July 2010)
"This book is to be appreciated for its readability, a trait not readily found in many philosophers."
"This book is to be appreciated for its readability, a trait not readily found in many philosophers."
(Publisher's Weekly Religion Update)
"Makes an elegantly argued response ... that is refreshing in several respects. Neither polemical nor defensive ... he brings into the contemporary fray many philosophers who reasoned well about God long ago. He looks squarely in the face of the contemporary horrors that many have used to argue for God's non-existence and still comes off the theodicy battleground with a sense of God as ethico-religious hope, 'the substance of things hoped for.' The clarity of his presentation should make this book useful after atheism has finished its moment in the sun."
"Makes an elegantly argued response ... that is refreshing in several respects. Neither polemical nor defensive ... he brings into the contemporary fray many philosophers who reasoned well about God long ago. He looks squarely in the face of the contemporary horrors that many have used to argue for God's non-existence and still comes off the theodicy battleground with a sense of God as ethico-religious hope, 'the substance of things hoped for.' The clarity of his presentation should make this book useful after atheism has finished its moment in the sun."
(Choice Magazine)
"Reitan's execution is truly remarkable, maintaining both sympathy with the criticism of exclusive and closed-minded religious views while exposing fallacious and closed-minded attacks on human expression of religious belief and hope.... Highly recommended."
"Reitan's execution is truly remarkable, maintaining both sympathy with the criticism of exclusive and closed-minded religious views while exposing fallacious and closed-minded attacks on human expression of religious belief and hope.... Highly recommended."
(Tripp Fuller,
Homebrewed Christianity)
"In the book you get two things for the price of one. 1- An intro to the philosophy of religion and 2- a fun, readable, and vigorous critical response to the New Atheists."
"In the book you get two things for the price of one. 1- An intro to the philosophy of religion and 2- a fun, readable, and vigorous critical response to the New Atheists."
(Religion Dispatches)
"Reitan's resurrection of the phrase 'cultured despisers' underscores one of the most compelling purposes of his book, namely, to show that the arguments of today's articulate atheists are rehash of yesteryear's angst."
"Reitan's resurrection of the phrase 'cultured despisers' underscores one of the most compelling purposes of his book, namely, to show that the arguments of today's articulate atheists are rehash of yesteryear's angst."
"Clear, penetrating, and thought-provoking, Reitan's work is a bracing tonic for those in danger of being lulled into intellectual sleep by the strident claims of the 'new atheists'."
--Kenneth Miller, Brown University
"This is by far the best response to the 'new atheists' I know of -- well researched, subtle, full of powerful argument and yet accessible to all educated people."
--Thomas Sullivan, St. Thomas University
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Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Religionsphilosophie, Philosophie