Part I. The theistic arguments -- The ontological argument -- The cosmological argument -- The teleological argument -- The moral argument -- The argument from religious experience -- Part II. Discussions and questionings -- Part III. Contemporary problems -- The question of verification and falsification -- The "logic of God"
Summary
The principal philosophical arguments on the existence of God are brought together here. From the ancient Greeks and Anselm to the present-day and Bertrand Russell, both sides are represented. First come the contributions of Western philosophers to the five arguments traditionally used to prove that God exists; then come the basic challenges to the them; and finally the recent writings that proble what it means to assert that God exists
