Return to reason : a critique of Enlightenment evidentialism, and a defense of reason and belief in God / Kelly James Clark.

Includes bibliographical references.

pt. 1: The way of argument -- One: proving God's existence: problems and prospects -- The cosmological argument -- The argument from design -- God and probability -- The nature of proof -- Evangelical apologetics -- Two: God and evil -- Evil and design -- The problem stated -- Theodicy or defense? -- Plantinga's free will defense -- Too much evil? -- Job's warning -- The existential problem of evil -- pt. 2: The way of reason -- Three: the irrelevance of evidentialism: God--hypothesis or person? -- W.K. Clifford: the ethics of belief -- William James: the will to believe -- C.S. Lewis: on obstinacy in belief -- Alvin Plantinga: God and other minds -- Four: return to reason: the irrationality of evidentialism -- The structure of believings -- Faith and foundationalism -- Foundationalism founders -- Belief in God as properly basic -- Reid and rationality -- A defense of belief in God as properly basic -- Fideism? -- Conclusion: the rationality of my grandmother.