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An examination of the theories and writings of Richard Dawkins by a world-renowned expert on the relation of science and religion. It includes in-depth analysis of Dawkins' landmark treatise The God Delusion (2006). It tackles Dawkins' hostile and controversial views on religion, and examines the religious implications of his scientific ideas.
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"Wielding evolutionary arguments and carefully chosen metaphorslike sharp swords, Richard Dawkins has emerged over three decadesas this generation's most aggressive promoter of atheism. Inhis view, science, and science alone, provides the only rock worthstanding on. In this remarkable book, Alister McGrath challengesDawkins on the very ground he holds most sacred - rationalargument - and McGrath disarms the master. It becomes readilyapparent that Dawkins has aimed his attack at a naive version offaith that most serious believers would not recognize. Afterreading this carefully constructed and eloquently written book,Dawkins' choice of atheism emerges as the most irrational ofthe available choices about God's existence." FrancisCollins, Director of the Human Genome Project
"In this tour-de-force Alister McGrathapproaches the edifice of self-confident, breezy atheism soeffectively promoted by Richard Dawkins, and by deft dissection andargument reveals the shallowness, special-pleading andinconsistencies of his world-picture. Here is a book whichhelps to rejoin the magnificence of science to the magnificence ofGod's good Creation." Simon Conway Morris, Professorof Evolutionary Palaeobiology, Cambridge University
"Here Alister McGrath announces what every DarwinianFundamentalist needs to hear: that science is and always has been acultural practice that is provisional, fallible, and sociallyshaped - an enterprise to be cultivated and fostered, buthardly worshipped or idolised. A devastating critique."David N. Livingstone, Professor of Geography and IntellectualHistory, Queen's University, Belfast
"Wielding evolutionary arguments and carefully chosen metaphorslike sharp swords, Richard Dawkins has emerged over three decadesas this generation's most aggressive promoter of atheism. Inhis view, science, and science alone, provides the only rock worthstanding on. In this remarkable book, Alister McGrath challengesDawkins on the very ground he holds most sacred - rationalargument - and McGrath disarms the master. It becomes readilyapparent that Dawkins has aimed his attack at a naive version offaith that most serious believers would not recognize. Afterreading this carefully constructed and eloquently written book,Dawkins' choice of atheism emerges as the most irrational ofthe available choices about God's existence." FrancisCollins, Director of the Human Genome Project
"In this tour-de-force Alister McGrathapproaches the edifice of self-confident, breezy atheism soeffectively promoted by Richard Dawkins, and by deft dissection andargument reveals the shallowness, special-pleading andinconsistencies of his world-picture. Here is a book whichhelps to rejoin the magnificence of science to the magnificence ofGod's good Creation." Simon Conway Morris, Professorof Evolutionary Palaeobiology, Cambridge University
"Here Alister McGrath announces what every DarwinianFundamentalist needs to hear: that science is and always has been acultural practice that is provisional, fallible, and sociallyshaped - an enterprise to be cultivated and fostered, buthardly worshipped or idolised. A devastating critique."David N. Livingstone, Professor of Geography and IntellectualHistory, Queen's University, Belfast