Table of Contents

    • Preface    11
    • Introduction    13
    • 1    Can God's Existence Be Disproved?    19
    • 2    God's Non-Existence: A Reply to Mr. Rainer and Mr. Hughes    27
    • 3    Proving the Non-Existence of God    31
    • 4    Can an Ancient Argument of Carneades on Cardinal Virtues and Divine Attributes Be Used to Disprove the Existence of God?    35
    • 5    God and Moral Autonomy    45
    • 6    Evil and Omnipotence    59
    • 7    The Problem of Evil    61
    • 8    Plantinga on the Free Will Defense    97
    • 9    A Sound Logical Argument from Evil    106
    • 10    Unjustified Evil and God's Choice    116
    • 11    The Paradox of Eden    127
    • 12    A Moral Argument for Atheism    129
    • 13    Miracles as Evidence Against the Existence of God    147
    • 14    Miracles and God: A Reply to Robert A. H. Larmer    154
    • 15    The Argument from Unfairness    167
    • 16    Incompatible-Properties Arguments: A Survey    185
    • 17    Omniscience and Immutability    198
    • 18    Omniscience, Eternity, and Time    210
    • 19    On the Compossibility of the Divine Attributes    220
    • 20    A Disproof of the God of the Common Man    232
    • 21    Conflicts between the Divine Attributes    242
    • 22    Why God Cannot Think: Kant, Omnipresence, and Consciousness    258
    • 23    God and the Best Possible World    274
    • 24    Agency and Omniscience    282
    • 25    The Incompatibility of Omniscience and Intentional Action: A Reply to David P. Hunt    300
    • 26    The Paradox of Divine Agency    313
    • 27    The Concept of the Supernatural    326
    • 28    The Paradox of Omnipotence    330
    • 29    The Paradox of Omnipotence Revisited    337
    • 30    Against Omniscience: The Case from Essential Indexicals    349
    • 31    Is Omniscience Possible?    379
    • 32    Logic and Limits of Knowledge and Truth    381
    • 33    The Being That Knew Too Much    408
    • App    Of the Confused and Contradictory Ideas of Theology    423