Some Insights and Some Doubts
The problems faced by philosophy of religion and the diverses ways to approach them are presented in this course. The matter was well arranged but the various lectures could be better identified. Sometimes, listening to the course, one cannot distinguish them. Professor Kreeft exposition is clear and gives to the listener an overview of the most important questions of the field. The arguments each controversial question produced are exposed, giving the listener a way to develop further reflections. A course worth listening. ( )

It is a discussion about the greatest topic on humanity, Religion. It is a filosofical discussion to understand the existence of God, the nature and relationship between different relgions. If the values and belief of different religions are shared or contradictory.

There are many arguments in both sides, the most important conclusion on the book, is that you have to make your own search for answers, and at the end, believe the truth you may find for yourself. ( )

Kreeft does an excellent job of making a rather dull subject interesting. He also does a wonderfully even handed treatment of all three major western religions and several eastern religions even though he is a Christian. His logical processes and solid information give you a great intellectual basis for evaluating truth claims. A definite must for anyone who wants to critically evaluate faith and religion. ( )