Lara Buchak is Professor of Philosophy at Princeton UniversityDean W. Zimmerman is Professor of Philosophy at Rutgers University

In this collection, editors Buchak (Princeton Univ.) and Zimmerman (Rutgers Univ.), both philosophy professors, have compiled nine essays written by and for specialists in analytic philosophy of religion. ..The book will serve libraries supporting advanced work in analytic philosophy of religion. ..Recommended.

• 1: Samuel LebensIrem Kurtsal Steen: Fact from Fiction: The Divine Command Theory of Ontic Indeterminacy 2: Brian CutterDustin Crummett: Psychophysical Harmony: A New Argument for Theism 3: Mohammad Saleh Zarepour: Avicenna + Zorn = Necessary Existent 4: David Vander Laan: Satisfaction in the End without End 5: Daniel Rubio: Intrinsically Good, God Created Them 6: Peter van Elswyk: Metalinguistic Apophaticism 7: Mark Boespflug: Faith in Experts: What the Social Epistemology of Science and Religion Reveals about Their Conflict 8: Nevin Climenhaga: If We Can't Tell What Theism Predicts, We Can't Tell Whether God Exists: Skeptical Theism and Bayesian Arguments from Evil 9: Klaas J. Kraay: Excessive Gratuitous Evil

Lara Buchak is Professor of Philosophy at Princeton UniversityDean W. Zimmerman is Professor of Philosophy at Rutgers University

In this collection, editors Buchak (Princeton Univ.) and Zimmerman (Rutgers Univ.), both philosophy professors, have compiled nine essays written by and for specialists in analytic philosophy of religion. ..The book will serve libraries supporting advanced work in analytic philosophy of religion. ..Recommended.

• 1: Samuel LebensIrem Kurtsal Steen: Fact from Fiction: The Divine Command Theory of Ontic Indeterminacy 2: Brian CutterDustin Crummett: Psychophysical Harmony: A New Argument for Theism 3: Mohammad Saleh Zarepour: Avicenna + Zorn = Necessary Existent 4: David Vander Laan: Satisfaction in the End without End 5: Daniel Rubio: Intrinsically Good, God Created Them 6: Peter van Elswyk: Metalinguistic Apophaticism 7: Mark Boespflug: Faith in Experts: What the Social Epistemology of Science and Religion Reveals about Their Conflict 8: Nevin Climenhaga: If We Can't Tell What Theism Predicts, We Can't Tell Whether God Exists: Skeptical Theism and Bayesian Arguments from Evil 9: Klaas J. Kraay: Excessive Gratuitous Evil

Lara Buchak is Professor of Philosophy at Princeton UniversityDean W. Zimmerman is Professor of Philosophy at Rutgers University

In this collection, editors Buchak (Princeton Univ.) and Zimmerman (Rutgers Univ.), both philosophy professors, have compiled nine essays written by and for specialists in analytic philosophy of religion. ..The book will serve libraries supporting advanced work in analytic philosophy of religion. ..Recommended.

• 1: Samuel LebensIrem Kurtsal Steen: Fact from Fiction: The Divine Command Theory of Ontic Indeterminacy 2: Brian CutterDustin Crummett: Psychophysical Harmony: A New Argument for Theism 3: Mohammad Saleh Zarepour: Avicenna + Zorn = Necessary Existent 4: David Vander Laan: Satisfaction in the End without End 5: Daniel Rubio: Intrinsically Good, God Created Them 6: Peter van Elswyk: Metalinguistic Apophaticism 7: Mark Boespflug: Faith in Experts: What the Social Epistemology of Science and Religion Reveals about Their Conflict 8: Nevin Climenhaga: If We Can't Tell What Theism Predicts, We Can't Tell Whether God Exists: Skeptical Theism and Bayesian Arguments from Evil 9: Klaas J. Kraay: Excessive Gratuitous Evil