Born in Brooklyn, New York; educated in New York City, Canada, and Boston. Served on faculties of Alabama-Birmingham and Wake Forest University. Currently on faculty of Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia. Produced or helped to produce more than 12 books. Former President of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Winner of numerous fellowships and teaching awards. Specializes in philosophy of mind and mental illness.

As Abraham raises his arm to slay Isaac, is he a faithful servant of God or someone under the sway of a powerful delusion? Graham, a philosophy professor at Georgia State, uses the disquieting biblical story as a touchstone in this elegant consideration of the line between healthy and unhealthy forms of religiosity.

• 1. No One Left But God ; 2. Religious Belief and Belief in Delusion ; 3. Modes of Morals ; 4. Spiritual Sense and Religious Sensibility ; 5. Theistic Pragmatics and Personal Well-Being ; 6. The Elements of Religious Delusion ; 7. Straight from Crooked Wood

Born in Brooklyn, New York; educated in New York City, Canada, and Boston. Served on faculties of Alabama-Birmingham and Wake Forest University. Currently on faculty of Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia. Produced or helped to produce more than 12 books. Former President of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Winner of numerous fellowships and teaching awards. Specializes in philosophy of mind and mental illness.

As Abraham raises his arm to slay Isaac, is he a faithful servant of God or someone under the sway of a powerful delusion? Graham, a philosophy professor at Georgia State, uses the disquieting biblical story as a touchstone in this elegant consideration of the line between healthy and unhealthy forms of religiosity.

• 1. No One Left But God ; 2. Religious Belief and Belief in Delusion ; 3. Modes of Morals ; 4. Spiritual Sense and Religious Sensibility ; 5. Theistic Pragmatics and Personal Well-Being ; 6. The Elements of Religious Delusion ; 7. Straight from Crooked Wood

Born in Brooklyn, New York; educated in New York City, Canada, and Boston. Served on faculties of Alabama-Birmingham and Wake Forest University. Currently on faculty of Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia. Produced or helped to produce more than 12 books. Former President of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Winner of numerous fellowships and teaching awards. Specializes in philosophy of mind and mental illness.

As Abraham raises his arm to slay Isaac, is he a faithful servant of God or someone under the sway of a powerful delusion? Graham, a philosophy professor at Georgia State, uses the disquieting biblical story as a touchstone in this elegant consideration of the line between healthy and unhealthy forms of religiosity.

• 1. No One Left But God ; 2. Religious Belief and Belief in Delusion ; 3. Modes of Morals ; 4. Spiritual Sense and Religious Sensibility ; 5. Theistic Pragmatics and Personal Well-Being ; 6. The Elements of Religious Delusion ; 7. Straight from Crooked Wood