The existence of God is the most discussed question in philosophy. Philosophers on God examines the modern debate through conversations with a dozen of world leading philosophers of religion.
Each chapter centres around a thinker's explanation and defence of their position, accompanied by overviews of why they matter and what they believe. Allowed to defend their response to whether or not God exists, philosophers test and challenge their rivals. Their debates and arguments bring theories and arguments to life, offering compelling insights into major positions about atheism, evil, suffering, secularism, and theism. Each chapter includes key definitions of terminology and harder-to-grasp concepts, study questions, and suggestions for further reading. With overviews contextualizing each thinker and accompanying interviews found on The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast, this introduction guides us through the variety of ways we can believe in, or argue against, God. Contributors: Susan Blackmore, William Lane Craig, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Daniel J. Hill, Jessica Frazier, Silvia Jonas, Asha Lancaster-Thomas, Stephen Law, Casey Logue, Yujin Nagasawa, Richard Swinburne, Jack Symes, Mohammad Saleh Zarepour.