THERE IS A GOD: Unraveling Over 250 Logical Fallacies: A Rebuttal to Armin Navabi’s ‘Why There Is No GOD’
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THERE IS A GOD: Unraveling Over 250 Logical Fallacies: A Rebuttal to Armin Navabi’s ‘Why There Is No GOD’
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Regular price $17.99
According to Armin, theists believe in God because:
“God's existence is proven by scripture.” -----Navabi, A. (2014). Why There Is No God (p. 16)
Strawman, since theist does not use this in debates as atheists reject scripture testimony.
“God answers prayers; therefore, he must be real.” -----Navabi, A. (2014). Why There Is No God (p. 37)
Strawman, since theist does not use subjective feelings as evidence of God’s existence.
For whom is this book written?
“THERE IS A GOD” is a book for those debating God’s existence. This book provides readers with a comprehensive and well-reasoned counterargument to the claims made by Armin Navabi in his book, “Why There Is No God.”
The intended audience for this book includes both theists and atheists. It is useful for theists to counter atheistic arguments, as it identifies and refutes over 250 fallacies. This book gives believers evidence and explanations for engaging in conversations with atheists.
This book provides atheists with an understanding and reasoning behind theistic beliefs. Knowing the basics of religion can help atheists and believers communicate better.
Overall, THERE IS A GOD aims to foster open and constructive dialog between theists and atheists. This book encourages readers to engage in meaningful conversations and consider both sides of an argument.
Structure of the Book
The book’s structure makes it easy to follow the arguments. The book is organized into sections, each addressing a specific argument put forth by Armin Navabi in his work, Why There Is No God.
Abrahamic God’s introduction is mentioned at the start of the book, which is important to know about the God Armin and we are referring to.
Each section is structured in the same way:
The book also discusses the Arguments for the existence of God in Chapter 16. Additionally, a brief guide to logical fallacies is provided at the end of the book.
“God's existence is proven by scripture.” -----Navabi, A. (2014). Why There Is No God (p. 16)
Strawman, since theist does not use this in debates as atheists reject scripture testimony.
“God answers prayers; therefore, he must be real.” -----Navabi, A. (2014). Why There Is No God (p. 37)
Strawman, since theist does not use subjective feelings as evidence of God’s existence.
For whom is this book written?
“THERE IS A GOD” is a book for those debating God’s existence. This book provides readers with a comprehensive and well-reasoned counterargument to the claims made by Armin Navabi in his book, “Why There Is No God.”
The intended audience for this book includes both theists and atheists. It is useful for theists to counter atheistic arguments, as it identifies and refutes over 250 fallacies. This book gives believers evidence and explanations for engaging in conversations with atheists.
This book provides atheists with an understanding and reasoning behind theistic beliefs. Knowing the basics of religion can help atheists and believers communicate better.
Overall, THERE IS A GOD aims to foster open and constructive dialog between theists and atheists. This book encourages readers to engage in meaningful conversations and consider both sides of an argument.
Structure of the Book
The book’s structure makes it easy to follow the arguments. The book is organized into sections, each addressing a specific argument put forth by Armin Navabi in his work, Why There Is No God.
Abrahamic God’s introduction is mentioned at the start of the book, which is important to know about the God Armin and we are referring to.
Each section is structured in the same way:
- The italicized and indented text is Armin’s argument.
- An explanation and analysis of Armin’s argument are provided.
- An account of Islamic theology is provided.
- Armin’s fallacies are presented.
The book also discusses the Arguments for the existence of God in Chapter 16. Additionally, a brief guide to logical fallacies is provided at the end of the book.