Philosophy of Religion: An Introduction by William L. Rowe
This text covers core issues in the philosophy of religion. This second edition includes new material on a variety of topics: God's moral goodness and its relation to human morality; ordinary experiences of God; the soul-making theodicy advanced by John Hick; and religious beliefs without evidence (including Alvin Plantinga's position). In addition, a new chapter discusses how religions differ from each other and the problems these differences raise for the justification of religious belief.