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| General preface | |
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| Preface to the Second Edition | |
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| What Is Philosophy of Religion? | |
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| Philosophy of Religion and Other Disciplines | |
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| Philosophy of Religion and Philosophy | |
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| Can Thinking About Religion Be Neutral? | |
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| Fideism | |
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| Neutralism | |
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| Critical Dialogue | |
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| The Theistic God: The Project of Natural Theology | |
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| Concepts of God | |
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| The Theistic Concept of God | |
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| A Case Study: Divine Foreknowledge and Human Freedom | |
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| The Problem of Religious Language | |
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| Natural Theology | |
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| Proofs of God's Existence | |
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| Classical Arguments for God's Existence | |
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| Ontological Arguments | |
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| Cosmological Arguments | |
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| Teleological Arguments | |
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| Moral Arguments | |
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| Conclusions: The Value of Theistic Argument | |
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| Religious Experience | |
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| Types of Religious Experience | |
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| Two Models for Understanding Experience | |
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| Experience of God as Direct and Mediated | |
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| Are Religious Experiences Veridical? | |
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| Checking Experiential Claims | |
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| Special Acts of God: Revelation and Miracles | |
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| Special Acts | |
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| Theories of Revelation | |
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| Is the Traditional View Defensible? | |
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| What Is a Miracle? | |
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| Is It Reasonable to Believe in Miracles? | |
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| Can a Revelation Have Special Authority? | |
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| Religion, Modernity and Science | |
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| Modernity and Religious Belief | |
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| Naturalism | |
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| Do the Natural Sciences Undermine Religious Belief? | |
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| Objections from the Social Sciences | |
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| Religious Uses of Modern Atheism? | |
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| The Problem of Evil | |
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| Types of Evil, Versions of the Problem, and Types of Response | |
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| The Logical Form of the Problem | |
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| The Evidential Form of the Problem | |
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| Horrendous Evils and the Problem of Hell | |
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| Divine Hiddenness | |
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| Faith(s) and Reason | |
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| Faith: Subjectivity in Religious Arguments | |
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| The Evidentialist Challenge to Religious Belief | |
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| Reformed Epistemology | |
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| The Place of Subjectivity in Forming Beliefs | |
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| Interpretive Judgments and the Nature of a Cumulative Case | |
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| Can Faith Be Certain? | |
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| Faith and Doubt: Can Religious Faith Be Tested? | |
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| What Is Faith? | |
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| Could One Religion Be True? | |
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| Notes | |
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| Further Reading | |