This book seeks to bring together a range of discussions, both critical and apologetic, each of which examines some element or function of religion. Covering a wide range of topics, including ethics, religious pluralism, the existence of God, and reasonableness of Islam, these pieces have in common arguments that are made in careful and scholarly ways_they represent reasonable perspectives on a wide swath of contemporary religious debates, in contrast to the unreasonableness that creeps into discussions on religion in American society.
Über den Autor Richard (Hrsg.) Curtis
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Richard Curtis (External Editor) Richard Curtis is the screenwriter and director behind comedy classics such as Love Actually, Bridget Jones and Notting Hill, as well as the co-founder of Comic Relief and Red Nose Day. He has worked with Penguin in the past on charity books with Comic Relief and Make Poverty History, and he is now on a mission to popularise and explain the vital importance of the Global Goals.Neil Gaiman (External Editor) Neil Gaiman is the bestselling author of Coraline and Stardust, both of which are major motion films. Neil also co-wrote the script for Beowulf starring Anthony Hopkins and Angeline Jolie. He is the creator/writer of the award-winning Sandman comic series and has written several books for children.
