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... evidence upon which we believe that miracles happen and claims that the evidence in question is not strong enough to support the belief : I flatter myself I have discovered an argument which will be an everlasting check to all kinds of ...
... evidence upon which we believe that miracles happen and claims that the evidence in question is not strong enough to support the belief : I flatter myself I have discovered an argument which will be an everlasting check to all kinds of ...
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... evidence for belief in miracles cannot be so strong that its falsity would be a miracle . 4. Why the Christian who ... evidence . 7. Distinguish between criticizing the evidence for miracles , and criti- cizing miracles as evidence ...
... evidence for belief in miracles cannot be so strong that its falsity would be a miracle . 4. Why the Christian who ... evidence . 7. Distinguish between criticizing the evidence for miracles , and criti- cizing miracles as evidence ...
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... evidence for it still insufficient , I do not wish , by putting a skeptical extinguisher upon my nature , to forfeit my sole chance of getting upon the winning side ; that chance depending , of course , on my willingness to run the risk ...
... evidence for it still insufficient , I do not wish , by putting a skeptical extinguisher upon my nature , to forfeit my sole chance of getting upon the winning side ; that chance depending , of course , on my willingness to run the risk ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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