Falsafah'varzī Barā-yi Dīn: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

Philosophizing about religion, despite its relatively small volume, discusses various topics in the field of philosophy of religion and examines the opinions of several philosophers on each topic in a critical and argumentative manner: after introducing each topic, the opinions and arguments of one or more philosophers are discussed. It introduces about it and then introduces the reader to the criticism of other philosophers to that opinion and argument. In many cases, the authors of the book are not satisfied with this either: they go one step further and criticize the reviews themselves. The result of the mentioned method is that the reader is not only familiar with the opinions of the philosophers on the subject, but also engages well with the arguments and criticisms and finds out the points on which the philosophers disagree (and why these differences). By trying to understand the ossification of prominent arguments in the history of the philosophy of religion, this book creates the interest and preparation necessary for further research in the reader, along with familiarity with key works in this field.