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Craig, Mark Gerard

 
9781494834692: The Mysterious Case of God's Non-existence: Investigating the nature of the Real

Synopsis

Many people today would assert the idea of God, not to mention particular religious beliefs in God, to be a waste of time. Personalities such as Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris and Christopher Hitchens, to name only a few, lend great weight to this position in their unanimous rejection of the God hypothesis. In their subscription to a patently materialist paradigm for understanding the nature of reality they summarily dismiss the idea of God as pure fantasy, the stuff of fairy tales. In a largely materialistic and ever increasingly secular culture, attentiveness to the metaphysical underlying and infusing the physical is largely forgotten. Alternative voices suggest a very different paradigm to materialism, submitting consciousness and not matter is the fundamental constituent of the universe. This book is an attempt to propose, once again, the plausibility of God as an idea that is both rational and evidence based. It will offer compelling argument to substantiate the legitimacy of the God hypothesis.

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À propos de l'auteur

Mark Craig is the author of several books on the topic of spirituality. His special interest is in the conversation to be had between science and religion, particularly quantum physics and existential models of spirituality. Craig is currently a school teacher in Brisbane, Australia but was in fulltime ministry within the Catholic Church prior to this. He has a bachelor in Theology, a Graduate Certificate in Religious Education and a Master’s Degree in Education, specialising in Religious Education. To date he has three book publication and has had various articles published in academic Journals, including the Australian Journal of Religious Education (JRE) and the Journal of Catholic School Studies (JCSS) as well as the EJournal of Theology.

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