The book presents all the most important aspects of the philosophy of religion, including the logic of divine attributes, immortality, miracle, the arguments of theism and atheism, the relationship of faith and reason, religion and ethics, human freedom and divine providence, science and religion. In addition, she considers a number of important topics often ignored in such literature, such as the atheistic "argument from divine concealment," the coherence of teachings about the Trinity and about incarnation, and the connection between religion and politics.