Alvin Plantinga writes analytic philosophy about knowledge, religious belief, modality and the relationship between science and theism. God and Other Minds compares belief in God with belief in other minds, while The Nature of Necessity develops influential work on possible worlds and modal logic. His Warrant trilogy culminates in Warranted Christian Belief, which argues that Christian belief can be rational and warranted without depending entirely on evidential arguments. Where the Conflict Really Lies examines science and religion, contending that deeper tension exists between naturalism and science than between theism and science. Plantinga's prose ranges from technical philosophy to more accessible argument, but even the clearer books assume comfort with analytic reasoning. His work fits epistemology, philosophy of religion and modal metaphysics. Read more Less
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