Cover -- Title -- Dedication -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- About the Author -- Introduction: Philosophy and Religion -- Chapter 1 Religions of the World -- Hinduism -- Buddhism -- Judaism -- Christianity -- Islam -- Other Religious Forms -- Chapter 2 Proving God's Existence -- The Main Argument for God's Existence -- The Ontological Argument -- Criticisms of the Ontological Argument -- The Cosmological Argument -- Criticisms of the Cosmological Argument -- The Teleological Argument -- Criticisms of the Teleological Argument -- Summing Up and Going Further -- Questions for Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 Religious Faith and Proving God's Existence -- Two Questions about Proving God's Existence -- The Relevance for Faith of the Arguments for God's Existence -- Summing Up and Going Further -- Questions for Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 Is Religious Belief Reasonable? -- Faith and Reason -- Blaise Pascal and the Reasonableness of Faith -- Criticisms of Pascal's Account -- William James and the Right to Believe -- Criticisms of James's Account -- Contemporary Concerns about "Evidentialism"--Alvin Plantinga and the Rationality of Religious Belief -- Criticisms of Plantinga's Account -- William Alston and the Reliability of Religious Belief Formation -- Criticisms of Alston's Account -- Summing Up and Going Further -- Questions for Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 Religious Discovery: Is the Discovery of God Possible? -- Religious Experience and Discovery -- Kinds of Discoveries -- The Religious Sensibility of the Psalms -- Why Doesn't Everyone Realize God's Presence? -- Is a Realization-Discovery of God's Presence Possible? -- Criticisms of This Account -- Summing Up and Going Further -- Questions for Chapter 5 -- Chapter 6 The Religious Problem of Evil -- Problems of Evil -- The Personal Nature of the Religious Problem of Evil