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by gtest
356 days ago
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> taking existence of telos as a foundation Not the GP, but I suspect the GP meant that Aquinas's Summa and Aquinas's Contra (his major works) starts with discussing first whether there is a god. > are any of those books a good read for someone I am not Catholic. I wouldn't recommend Aquinas. However, I would recommend "reasonable faith" book by William Craig. Or if you want his lectures to listen to, you can start from his lectures on the existence of God[1] If you are talking about how can one believe in God in an "axiomatic" way, yet still be rational and warranted, I suggest Plantinga's "warranted Christian belief" or his more popular level book "Knowledge and Christian Belief". [1] https://www.reasonablefaith.org/podcasts/defenders-podcast-s... |
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