Arguing about Gods

In Arguing about Gods, Graham Oppy provides the most comprehensive critical philosophical examination of arguments for the existence of an orthodoxly conceived monotheistic God, including ontological, cosmological, teleological, and others from miracles, religious experience, consciousness, morality, and beauty.

He argues that no successful arguments exist for or against God's existence, allowing reasonable people to be agnostics, theists, or atheists.

Oppy also analyzes arguments against theism, such as the problem of evil, and critiques responses like skeptical theism.