Dr Michael Palmer is one of the most widely-read of contemporary philosophers and the author of Moral Problems (Lutterworth Press, 1991), a book based on a course developed at Manchester Grammar School that still remains the most influential school coursebook in philosophy of its generation. Among his other publications are 'Freud and Jung on Religion' (1997), 'Moral Problems in Medicine'(1999), 'The Question of God' (2001) and 'The Philosophy of Religion' (2008).

There is much here that able A level students and possibly first year undergraduates might find additionally useful, and the text would certainly be edifying to the interested non-specialist.

• I. The Meaning of Atheism II. The Origins of Atheism III. An Atheistic Critique of Two Arguments For God's Existence IV. The Problem of Evil V. Morality and Religion VI. Miracles VII. The Motivations of Belief

Dr Michael Palmer is one of the most widely-read of contemporary philosophers and the author of Moral Problems (Lutterworth Press, 1991), a book based on a course developed at Manchester Grammar School that still remains the most influential school coursebook in philosophy of its generation. Among his other publications are 'Freud and Jung on Religion' (1997), 'Moral Problems in Medicine'(1999), 'The Question of God' (2001) and 'The Philosophy of Religion' (2008).

There is much here that able A level students and possibly first year undergraduates might find additionally useful, and the text would certainly be edifying to the interested non-specialist.

• I. The Meaning of Atheism II. The Origins of Atheism III. An Atheistic Critique of Two Arguments For God's Existence IV. The Problem of Evil V. Morality and Religion VI. Miracles VII. The Motivations of Belief

Dr Michael Palmer is one of the most widely-read of contemporary philosophers and the author of Moral Problems (Lutterworth Press, 1991), a book based on a course developed at Manchester Grammar School that still remains the most influential school coursebook in philosophy of its generation. Among his other publications are 'Freud and Jung on Religion' (1997), 'Moral Problems in Medicine'(1999), 'The Question of God' (2001) and 'The Philosophy of Religion' (2008).

There is much here that able A level students and possibly first year undergraduates might find additionally useful, and the text would certainly be edifying to the interested non-specialist.

• I. The Meaning of Atheism II. The Origins of Atheism III. An Atheistic Critique of Two Arguments For God's Existence IV. The Problem of Evil V. Morality and Religion VI. Miracles VII. The Motivations of Belief