God and the Philosophers

The book presents a witty and insightful examination of the evolving philosophical perspectives on the nature and existence of God, spanning from the medieval era to modern times. Through the lens of major Western philosophers, including skeptics like Hume, Paine, Nietzsche, and Russell, the author, Paul Edwards, skillfully illustrates how critical analysis has shaped the concept of God over the centuries. His distinctive style combines deep knowledge with sharp humor, making complex ideas accessible and engaging.