Probability in the philosophy of religion - Chandler, Jake; Harrison, Victoria S. (Oxford Oxford University Press, 2012)
ch. 1. Probability in the philosophy of religion / Jake Chandler and Victoria S. Harrison -- Part I. Testimony and miracles -- ch. 2. Peirce on miracles : the failure of Bayesian analysis / Benjamin C. Jantzen -- ch. 3. The reliability of witnesses and testimony to the miraculous / Timothy McGrew and Lydia McGrew -- ch. 4. Does it matter whether a miracle-like event happens to oneself rather than to someone else? / Luc Bovens -- Part II. Design -- ch. 5. Can evidence for design be explained away? / David H. Glass -- Bayes, God, and the multiverse / Richard Swinburne -- Part III. Evil -- ch. 7. Comparative confirmation and the problem of evil / Richard Otte -- ch. 8. Inductive logic and the probability that God exists : farewell to sceptical Theism / Michael Tooley -- Part IV. Pascal's Wager -- ch. 9. Blaise and Bayes / Alan Hájek -- ch. 10. Many gods, many wagers : Pascal's Wager meets the replicator dynamics / Paul Bartha -- Part V. Faith and disagreement -- ch. 11. Does religious disagreement actually aid the case for Theism? / Joshua C. Thurow -- ch. 12. Can it be rational to have faith? / Lara Buchak.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Keywords: Religion -- Philosophy; Probabilities