Forthcoming Book on Challenges to Moral and Religious Belief

A while back, we noted an important conference at Purdue -- organized by Michael Bergmann and Patrick Kain -- on the challenges of disagreement and evolution to moral and religious beliefs. It looks as though many of the papers will be polished further and published in a collection:

Bergmann, Michael and Patrick Kain, eds. Challenges to Moral and Religious Belief: Disagreement and Evolution (OUP, forthcoming). Below is the table of contents:

Michael Bergmann and Patrick Kain: Challenges to Moral and Religious Belief: Overview and Future Directions I: Moral Disagreement and Religious Disagreement 1: Ralph Wedgwood: Moral Disagreement among Philosophers 2: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong: Moral Disagreements with Psychopaths 3: Robert Audi: Normative Disagreement as a Challenge to Moral Philosophy and Philosophical Theology 4: John Pittard: Conciliationism and Religious Disagreement II: Disagreement Between Religious and Nonreligious Sources of Moral Belief 5: John Hare: Conscience and the Moral Epistemology of Divine Command Theory 6: Charles Mathewes: Theologies of Hell and Epistemological Conflict 7: Timothy Jackson: Not by "Reason" Alone, or Even First: The Priority of Sanctity over Dignity 8: Mark C. Murphy: Toward God's Own Ethics 9: Sharon Street: If Everything Happens for a Reason, Then We Don't Know What Reasons Are: Why the Price of Theism is Normative Skepticism III: Evolutionary Debunking of Moral and Religious Belief 10: Sarah F. Brosnan: Why an Evolutionary Perspective is Critical to Understanding Moral Behavior in Humans 11: Dustin Locke: Darwinian Normative Skepticism 12: William J. FitzPatrick: Why There Is No Darwinian Dilemma for Ethical Realism 13: Richard Sosis and Jordan Kiper: Religion is More Than Belief: What Evolutionary Theories of Religion Tell Us about Religious Commitments 14: Joshua C. Thurow: Does the Scientific Study of Religion Cast Doubt on Theistic Beliefs?