Section Introductions

UPDATE II: Section II's introduction is now posted.

UPDATE: Section VI's introduction is now posted.

For about the past year, I've been chronically my progress on a textbook entitled Arguing about Religion for Routledge.  (See here, here, and here.)  The manuscript is due to Routledge 15 June, and so I'm coming up against my deadline in the next few weeks.  I'm hoping that some of you will be willing to give me feedback on my section introductions.  Are they too short?  Too long?  Do you think they'd be helpful to the average undergraduate?  Etc...

I'm currently done with 4 of the 6; I'll post the others in the next week or so when I finish them.  I'm also wondering if I need a general introduction to the volume.  I'd initially planned on one, but now I'm not so sure given the other introductions.  Thoughts/comments/constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated.

Table of Contents

Section I: The Nature of Philosophy of Religion

Section II. God's Existence and Nature

Section III: Evil and Hiddenness Introduction

Section IV: Providence and Interaction Introduction

Section V: The Afterlife

Section VI. Religion and Contemporary Life