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Atheist apologetics (view source)
Revision as of 12:59, November 28, 2017
, 12:59, November 28, 2017→Atheist philosopher John Gray's review of The Twilight of Atheism
John Gray in ''[[The Independent]]'' said "The decline of secular thought is the subject of Alister McGrath's provocative and timely ''The Twilight of Atheism''. (...) His aim is not so much to analyse atheism as demolish its intellectual credentials, and in this he is largely successful."<ref name=Gray>quoted in [http://www.complete-review.com/reviews/religion/mcgratha.htm Summary of reviews] - see also summaries of reviews in several other publications</ref>
John Gray in ''[[The Independent]]'' said "The decline of secular thought is the subject of Alister McGrath's provocative and timely ''The Twilight of Atheism''. (...) His aim is not so much to analyse atheism as demolish its intellectual credentials, and in this he is largely successful."<ref name=Gray>quoted in [http://www.complete-review.com/reviews/religion/mcgratha.htm Summary of reviews] - see also summaries of reviews in several other publications</ref>
=== The National Review's review of The Twilight of Atheism ===
The ''[[National Review]]'' wrote in their review of The Twilight of Atheism: "I wish that McGrath had entertained the possibility that atheism, while undoubtedly in philosophical and demographic twilight, may yet be experiencing a new dawn: a terrifying new alliance with money and power, of a kind even Marx could not have foreseen."<ref>[[National Review]] v. 56 no. 17 (September 13, 2004) p. 51-2. Allen, Charlotte</ref>
== Theistic surge in philosophy departments ==
== Theistic surge in philosophy departments ==