Reviews for The Evidential Argument from Evil

The average rating for The Evidential Argument from Evil based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-12-01 00:00:00 Dan Durocher An important edition of top notch articles about the evidential argument from evil written by leading philosophers of religion like Plantinga, Rowe, Swinburne, van Inwagen, and Alston. Rowe's and Draper's original formulations are there, with replies and counter replies. This collection is foremost important for bringing the debate on another level. Rowe's latest Bayesian formulation of the argument and Howard-Snyder's response is worth the price alone. For anyone who is a serious student of philosophy of religion, or is just concerned about the inscrutable evil that surrounds us and its implications on our worldviews, this book is an obligatory read.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-08-24 00:00:00 Terry Anschultz With replies and counter replies on different objections and arguments, this book sets it self on my top twenty books to read on philosophy of religion. No doubt this book will continue to be of interest to everyone with any view on this subject such a great collection. reading it took some time but I'm glad that I moved through it.