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Craig Parton argues that religions fail the simplest tests of admissibility for their respective claims, and few religions bother to make testable assertion, relying instead at best on subjective and existential appeal. This work challenges the prevailing viewpoint that all religions are making the same, or even similar, allegations. More troubling than this prevailing view, is that the religions of the world remain diametrically opposed on the issues of the nature of humanity, the reality of evil, the nature of history, and the way of salvation. The author succeeds in sorting out the clashing claims of religions and in bringing insight and clarity to matters normally thought to be solely in the domain of philosophers and theologians.
Contents
Foreword ix; Preface xi; 1 This Present Religious Chaos 1; 2 Getting to the Truth Question: Will the Real ReligionPlease Stand Up? 12; 3 Sherlock Holmes Meets the Buddha: How to Investigatea Religious Claim 21; 4 Christianity on Trial 35; 5 How to Disprove Christianity 70; 6 Christianity May Be True, but Does It Even Matter? 83; 7 From Wittgenstein to Bach 93
