God, Evil and Design: An Introduction to the Philosophical IssuesISBN: 978-1-4051-5770-4
Hardcover
240 pages
June 2008, Wiley-Blackwell
Other Available Formats: Paperback
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“O’Connor’s book is written as an introduction to the topic, and is therefore easily readable.” (The Heythrop Journal, 5 December 2014)
“O’Connor’s book ranks with the very best of the many introductions to the philosophy of religion that have been published over the past several decades. His selection and discussion of two main topics, the problem of evil, and the apparent design of the universe, convey especially well the importance of the question of God’s existence.” Quentin Smith, Western Michigan University“This is a very clear and unusually objective examination
of the problem of evil and its interface with the design argument.
For those tired of theistic or atheistic apologetics masquerading
as philosophy of religion, this book is highly recommended.”
Paul Draper, Purdue University
“David O'Connor's God, Evil, and Design is a remarkably
accessible opinionated introduction to the issues. His critique of
skepticism about arguments from evil will be of interest to
professionals as well. Highly recommended.” Daniel
Howard-Snyder, Western Washington University
"It is aimed at the beginner, but is also of interest to more
advanced readers." Times Higher Education Supplement