Best entry level philosophy books?

[skeptic griggsy]

Cornman/Lehrer "Philosphical Problems and Arguments" like Hosper's
Michael Scriven "Primary Philosophy" mainly for
its takeon theistic arguments
Michael Shermer "The Science of Good and Evil" humanist ethics- covenant morality for humanity " Why People Believe Weird Things"
"How We Believe" on religion
Schick/ Vaughtn "How to Think about Weird Things"

[Aetixintro]

I've added a new book to the Logics category:
The Logic Book 4th ed. by Bergmann, Moor, and Nelson
ISBN 0-07-240189-3
(This book rates superbly above the logics book below. It's utmost recommended and it is beautifully educative and easy to learn from. There is also a 5th ed. out.)

Cheers!

PS: I've also edited the list I've originally written above/earlier under this header.

[Impenitent]

"Looking at Philosophy" by Palmer is a good read

-Imp

[info]

Western Philosophy : an illustrated guide, David Papineau