Atheism and Theism

Atheism and Theism by J. J. C. Smart, published by Wiley on November 14, 1996, is a thought-provoking exploration of the philosophical debate surrounding belief and disbelief. This edition spans 240 pages and is presented in English, delving into the intricate discussions that arise from the contrasting perspectives of atheism and theism. The book addresses a wide array of philosophical questions, including the status of science, the nature of mind, and the character of good and evil.
Readers will find a rigorous examination of the central issues that define the discourse between atheism and theism, as two philosophers engage in a detailed debate. The text navigates complex topics such as the epistemology of experience and testimony, providing insights into the philosophical underpinnings of both belief systems. This edition serves as a substantial contribution to the fields of philosophy and religious studies, inviting readers to reflect on the fundamental questions that shape human understanding of existence.
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The debate between atheism and theism spreads far across the range of philosphical questions about the status of science, the nature of mind, the character of good and evil, the epistemology of experience and testimony, and so on. In this book two philosophers each committed to unambiguous versions of belief and disbelief, debate the central issues of atheism and theism.
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