Disbelieving disbelief : how the new atheists make atheism unbelievable / edited by Phillip Brown.
Publication details: Preston, Vic. : Challenge Books, c2012Description: 142 pages ; pbk ; 21 cmISBN:- 9781743241394
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Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction: Bringing down the religious twin towers / Phillip Brown --
1. The new atheism: and introduction and overview / Robert Martin --
2. Speaking across the void: world views, presuppositions and why we must / Simon Angus --
3. Why atheists worry about believers ... and what believers can learn from that / Greg Restall --
4. God the intimate interventionist: Nick Cave and Dietrich Bonhoeffer / Gordon Preece --
5. The new atheists and the New Testament / Robert Martin --
6. Can we be good without God? / Justin Denholm --
7. Why Richard Dawkins should believe in Jesus Christ -- Phillip Brown --
8. The new atheists and philosophical proof / Phillip Brown --
9. Six days? / Tim Patrick --
10. Ground for divorce? Science, scientism and the Christian faith / Chris Mulherin.
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