Michael Rota
Biography
Michael Rota earned a PhD at Saint Louis University and previously served as a post-doctoral fellow at Harvard. Rota has served as an associate professor of philosophy at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. Rota's books include Taking Pascal's Wager (2016).
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A History of Western Philosophy
Philosophy
“Evans's A History of Western Philosophy is a superb instance of its kind, skillfully combining breadth of coverage with insightful philosophical analysis of the ideas and arguments covered. It is accessible enough to be helpful to those who are new to philosophy, yet comprehensive and accurate enough to offer something to graduate students and professors. This book would be especially suitable as the sole secondary text assigned in an introductory philosophy course or in more advanced undergraduate courses in the history of philosophy. It would also be a great resource for clergy and laypeople who are interested in philosophical thought.”
History & Biography
“A fine introduction to the breadth of Pascal's apologetics, Douglas Groothuis's Beyond the Wager is accessible without oversimplification and careful without pedantry. It includes intriguing discussions of little-known or overlooked arguments and ideas in Pascal's thought, such as those concerning the status of messianic prophecies as evidence for the truth of Christianity and the rational appraisal of non-Christian religions.”
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Apologetics
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