ten different reading assignments (so, ten posts in total).  Generally speaking,

ten different reading assignments (so, ten posts in total).  Generally speaking, a post consists of one or more of the following: a summary of the reading, a response to the reading (a question about it, an objection to it, an observation about it, etc.), an analysis of one of the author’s claims, an application of the reading to a current personal or societal issue.
Topics are (half a page at most for each), they will be attached:
1.    William Paley, “The Analogical Teleological Argument”
2.    Thomas Aquinas, “The Classical Cosmological Argument”
3.    Saint Anselm, “The Classical Ontological Argument”
4.    J. L. Mackie, “Evil and Omnipotence”
5.    William Rowe, “The Evidential Argument from Evil”
6.    Blaise Pascal, “The Wager”
7.    Stephen Davis, “Is It Possible to Know that Jesus Was Raised from the Dead?”
8.    David Hume, “The Evidence for Miracles Is Weak”
9.    Plato, “The Relation of Good to the Divine Will”
10.    Shelly Kagan, “Immortality” (PDF attached)