Faith, Reason, and Beyond Reason

Exploring the complex interplay between faith and reason, this volume features nine updated articles and a new essay from a seasoned Christian philosopher. Key topics include Alvin Plantinga's insights on belief as knowledge without evidence, defenses of faith from Augustine and William James, and empirical evidence from various religions. The work also examines the New Testament's distinction between faith and sight, the authority of the Bible, and the idea that faith transcends reason, emphasizing total commitment beyond mere evidence.