Philosophy of Religion: Thinking About Faith

this work is clear, well thought out and makes good sense. It is a great smaller sized treatment of this subject. It comes from a slightly semi-conservative theistic stance, but does so most intelligently.

I highly recommend this book to anyone, Christian or otherwise, who wishes to read a concise introdution to the subject from a Christian perspective. Very well done.

It gives a good survey of the agruement of the existence of God. Though it does not cover all views completely, this 184-page book is a good for those who are "new" in this field of study.

Evans clarifies many inconsistancies in our world view thinking to free us up to be more deliberate. His teaching on world view confusion has enabled the reader to make understandable an often blurred analysis of inclusive world views. Much confusion abounds over inclusive religious teachings that assert the "many roads" to truth perspective. Evans shows that this is surely confusion in and of itself. An inclusive world view cannot simply "borrow" truth claims from an exclusive world view to build its case.