The Resurgence of Metaphysics and the Cosmological Argument

This chapter examines the decline of verificationism and the subsequent revival of metaphysics, particularly in the context of Christian philosophy. It explores various arguments for God's existence, including the contingency and Kalam cosmological arguments, while critiquing the new atheism movement for its lack of depth. The discussion emphasizes engaging skeptics with well-prepared arguments and illustrating the necessity of a cause for the universe, pointing towards a transcendent creator.