Ch. 1--Examples of Faith Claims
(a) Using Faith as a Connection
Between Experience and God
(b) God as a Criminal
Against Humanity
(c) Faith Claims That
Attempt to Answer Questions of Existence
(d) Why Should Christians
have Faith in God?
(g) Some Final Examples
of Faith Claims
(b) How "The all
powerful being is a contradiction" is a synthetic a priori statement
(d) God as a Criminal
Against Humanity Revisited
(c) Christian Fear of the
Death of the Soul
(e) The Soul as Another
Word for Personality
Ch. 4--Physicalism
(under construction)
(a) Problems in Physicalism
(b) Clarifying Topic-Neutral
Properties
(c) More Arguments for
and Against Physicalism
(d) Physicalism in the Final Analysis
(a) Reconciling Life as
Necessity With Free Will
(b) Deterministic and
Fatalistic Arguments Against Free Will
Ch. 6--The Ontological Argument
(a) Three Classic Arguments
for God's Existence: The Cosmological Proof
(b) The Teleological Proof
(c) The Ontological Proof
Ch. 7--The Problem With Mary
(under construction)
(b) Comparisons to the Salem Witch Trials
(c) Mary, the Deceiving Manipulator
(d) Jesus, the Charasmatic
Leader of a Cult
(e) Analysis of the Christmas Story in the Gospels
(f) Comparisons to Johnny Cochran
(g) The Plausibility of this Theory
Ch. 8--Creation (under
construction)
Ch. 9 God and Faith in Sports
(under construction)
Ch. 10--Marriage and Ceremony
(under construction)
Ch. 11--Morality (under
construction)
Ch. 12--The War Against
Christianity and Death-2 unrelated topics (under construction)
Ch. 13:
Epilogue--The Future of Christianity (under construction)