Philosophy of Religion: Toward a Global Perspective
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Preface Introduction: What Is Philosophy of Religion? 1 What is Religion? 2 Diverse Views of Ultimate Reality 3 Can We Prove that Some Kind of Ultimate Reality Exists? 4 Religious Experience: What Is It and What Does It Prove? 5 Why Do Suffering and Evil Occur? 6 How Are Religion and Morality Related? 7 Are We Immortal? 8 What Is the Meaning of Religious Language? 9 Do Faith and Reason Conflict? 10 Humanism, Science, And Miracles 11 Are All Religions True?Other Versions
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