Philosophy and the Christian Worldview is a collection of new essays written by fifteen philosophers of religion. Bringing together some of the leading lights in current academic philosophy of religion, including William Hasker, Charles Taliaferro and Keith Yandell, it offers a fresh perspective on four major areas of discussion: Religion and Epistemology; Religion and Morality; Religion and Metaphysics; and Religion and Worldview Assessment.

United by the argument that the core claims of religion have metaphysical, epistemic and moral entailments, these essays represent a state of the art discussion in contemporary philosophy of religion.

David Werther is the Director of the Independent Learning Program at the University of Wisconsin-Extension, USA.He has published articles in Ars Disputandi, The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Philosophia Christi, Religious Studies and Sophia.

Mark D. Linville is an independent philosopher based in Atlanta, USA. His articles have appeared in the American Philosophical Quarterly, International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Religious Studies, Faith and Philosophy and Philosophia Christi. He is a contributor to the Blackwell Companion to Natural Theology (Blackwell, 2009) and to Four Views of God and Morality (InterVarsity, forthcoming, 2012).
Paul Griffiths is Warren Foundation Professor of Catholic Theology at Duke University Divinity School, USA. He has published fifteen books and many journal articles, with recent publications including: The Vice of Curiosity, Religious Reading: The Place of Reading in the Practice of Religion, Problems of Religious Diversity, and Lying: An Augustinian Theology of Duplicity. In addition, he has published extensively on Indian Buddhism. With Charles Taliaferro he has edited Philosophy of Religion: A Reader and with Reinhard Hütter, Reason and the Reasons of Faith.