Does God believe in atheists?

This award-winning title traces the development of atheistic and agnostic thinking over the past 2,500 years and shows how thinkers like Immanuel Kant, Friedrich Neitzsche, Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Bertrand Russell and others have shaped many people's thinking today. It also pinpoints the flaws in Darwinian evolutionism and in claims made for it by Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens and others, explains why secular humanism self-destructs, reveals why here is no conflict between science and belief in God, exposes fatal errors in nine world religions and fourteen major cults and shows why the existence of evil and suffering is no reason to deny God's existence. - Publisher.

Foreword / Sinclair Ferguson -- Preface to the second edition -- Introduction -- The Greeks had words for it -- Movers and shakers -- Conflict and confusion -- Impossible things before breakfast -- The legacy -- Every man for himself -- Five steps to nowhere -- Protagoras rides again -- The dogmatists -- The impossible option -- Masks -- Deviations -- Matter matters -- Such is life -- Glory and rubbish? -- Pointers -- Status and standards -- The book that speaks for itself -- A God-free zone? -- Nothing but the truth -- 1 -- Nothing but the truth -- 2 -- The case against God -- The case against the case against God -- The last word -- Appendix: dealing with Dawkins. The man and the mission -- Science : the answer to everything? -- Morality : rights and wrongs? -- Religion : the root of all evil? -- God : necessary or non-existent? -- The Bible : the book that speaks for itself -- Christianity : evidence and effects -- Jesus : the man for all reasons -- Faith : beyond the facts -- Further reading.