Debating Religion
InThe God debates: a 21st century guide for atheists and believers (and everyone in between). Malden, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 1–29 (2010) Copy BIBTEX
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This chapter contains sections titled: Religion under Scrutiny Debating Dogma Theology and Atheology Could Atheism Prove God Doesn't Exist? Could Religion Disprove Atheism?Author's Profile
debating religion ‐ promising a rewarding relationship with the supreme reality religions, views about what supreme reality ‐ is like, and how best to relate to it nonbelievers, not denying reality ‐ that any religion knows best about reality, or how to relate to it religions, being divided ‐ believers meeting to share and compare religions believers sharing personal experiences ‐ common ground, hidden behind doctrinal walls non‐traditional Christians, influenced by religious traditions ‐ a god and nature overlap debating existence of god ‐ part of a larger field, the field of religious criticism secularization, religion's control over the outer world ‐ not over the inner mind Christian manner of erecting a moral and social code ‐ and selected Bible verses skeptical atheism's use of atheology ‐ for effective debate with theology
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