Jonathan Hill explores how Christian thinkers, as well as selected
philosophers and other religious leaders, have addressed key issues over
the centuries. Considering the arguments for and against each position,
he encourages readers to think the issues through for themselves in this
enjoyable, discursive book. Questions include: - How can we believe in
God when there is so much suffering? - Does science mean the end of
religion? - Does life after death really exist? - Is freedom just an
illusion? - Is there such a thing as evil? - Have we any good reason to
believe in God? - What is the ultimate goal of life? - What does it mean
to lead a good life?