The six ways of atheism : new logical disproofs of the existence of God : six improved arguments for atheism

Geoffrey Berg is a graduate of Cambridge University, England. He believes the case for atheism has never been put in as forceful and logically cogent a way as it merits, least of all by the great philosophers. In this book he sets out to remedy that by strengthening some traditional atheistic arguments and by initiating some new logical arguments of atheism. Geoffrey Berg develops six simple completely logical arguments in clear language that practically everybody can understand in a way that has never been done before to prove that belief in God is not merely unsupported by Logic but is actually contrary to Logic. Cover Back Cover Title Contents Introduction 1. The Aggregate of Qualities Argument 2. The Man And God Comprehension Gulf Argument 3. The 'God Has No Explanatory Value' Argument 4. The 'This Is Not The Best Possible World' Argument 5. The Universal Uncertainty Argument 6. The 'Some Of God's Defining Qualities Cannot Exist' Argument Conclusion Summaries of the Six Arguments