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Thumbs up all the way. His other book: Aquinas, a beginner's guide, is equally as good.PaulSacramento wrote:
The Last Superstition: A Refutation of the New Atheism by Edward Feser .
It can be a bit of a dry read at times BUT IMO, this is one of the better books out there in regards to the philosophical issues present in Atheism.
His chapter on Aquinas is worth the book alone.
I heard good things about that one too.Byblos wrote:Thumbs up all the way. His other book: Aquinas, a beginner's guide, is equally as good.PaulSacramento wrote:
The Last Superstition: A Refutation of the New Atheism by Edward Feser .
It can be a bit of a dry read at times BUT IMO, this is one of the better books out there in regards to the philosophical issues present in Atheism.
His chapter on Aquinas is worth the book alone.
You would do well to move it to the front of that long list. Good books are worth reading. Great books are required reading. There are few of the latter, and both the ones mentioned in this thread qualify for that illustrious category.Lonewolf wrote:Thanks Paul, I'll put it on my Amazon long list of books to buy.
Every time I read it I though of youJac3510 wrote:You would do well to move it to the front of that long list. Good books are worth reading. Great books are required reading. There are few of the latter, and both the ones mentioned in this thread qualify for that illustrious category.Lonewolf wrote:Thanks Paul, I'll put it on my Amazon long list of books to buy.
