An introduction to the work and thought of Paul Ricoeur from the viewpoint of theology.

An accessible exploration of what philosophers have had to say about the meaning of life.

Explores central challenges to religious belief raised by evil and suffering in the world as well as significant responses to them from both theistic and non-theistic perspectives.

Challenging the myth of the idealized rational society, Lynch argues that emotionally-charged forms of the sacred remain an inevitable foundation of social life. Modernity has not rid us of the sacred, but merely presented us with new sacred forms focused around humanity, nature and the nation.

Philosophy in Australia and New Zealand has for some time now been experiencing something of a 'golden age'. The richness of Australasia' philosophical past, though less well known, should also not be forgotten Australasian philosophy, although heavily indebted to overse trends includes much distinctive and highly original work.

"Death and Anti-Death" collects essays by professional philosophers and scholars on issues related to death, life extension, and anti-death, broadly construed.

Graham Oppy examines arguments for and against the existence of God.

Graham Oppy examines how the infinite lurks everywhere.