Is There a God?

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"Is There a God?" is a short, accessible work of philosophy in which Richard Swinburne presents a rigorous, probabilistic argument in favor of the existence of God.

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instanceOf non-fiction book
philosophy book
theology book
addressesTopic arguments for the existence of God
fine-tuning of the universe
human consciousness
order of the universe
problem of evil
religious experience
aim to show that the existence of God is more probable than not
author Richard Swinburne NERFINISHED
basedOn Swinburne's earlier, more technical works on theism
centralConcept God as a personal being
explanatory power of theism
simplicity of God
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
format hardcover
paperback
genre philosophy of religion
hasEdition second edition
hasISBN 9780198235453
9780199541515
intendedAudience general readers
students of philosophy of religion
language English
libraryOfCongressClassification BT102
mainSubject existence of God
notableFor short and accessible presentation of Swinburne's theistic arguments
pageCount approximately 144
philosophicalApproach Bayesian reasoning
probabilistic argument
philosophicalTradition analytic philosophy
publicationYear 1996
publisher Oxford University Press
relatedWork Faith and Reason NERFINISHED
The Existence of God NERFINISHED
religiousContext Christian theism
secondEditionPublicationYear 2010
structure series of short chapters

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