Arguing for Atheism by Robin Le Poidevin

Arguing for Atheism by Robin Le Poidevin

Instead of simply defending a denial of God's existence, Le Poidevin presents a way of interpreting religious discourse which allows us to make sense of the role of religion in our spiritual and moral lives.

'Well exhibits the fascination and philosophical centrality of the philosophy of religion as anchoring otherwise abstract metaphysical issues in the pressing concerns of human existence.. a worthwhile contribution'. - Mind

'Le Poidevin's Arguing for Atheism is the best recent introduction to the philosophy of religion ...I would highly recommend it this book to students and professors alike" - Quentin Smith, Western Michigan University

'Clear, honest and fairminded; it makes a good introduction, not just to the question of God, but to metaphysics in general" - Donald Cupitt, Emmanuel College, Cambridge

'A lucid and valuable discussion of the issues it raises about purpose, God, ethics, evil and immortality.' - The Scientific and Medical Network

Robin Le Poidevin is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Leeds.

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ISBN 13	9780415093385
ISBN 10	0415093384
Title	Arguing for Atheism
Author	Robin Le Poidevin
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Taylor & Francis Ltd
Year published	1996-09-05
Number of pages	184
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