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... suppose that's true ? Why suppose a theist must have evidence or rea- son to think there is evidence for this belief , if he is not to be irrational ? This isn't just obvious , after all . Now many Reformed thinkers and theolo- gians ...
... suppose that's true ? Why suppose a theist must have evidence or rea- son to think there is evidence for this belief , if he is not to be irrational ? This isn't just obvious , after all . Now many Reformed thinkers and theolo- gians ...
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... suppose I don't know much about such things and to be perfectly frank , I'm not terribly interested in them — but let us just suppose it were the case that Jesus was raised from the dead . Suppose you collected the bones , and they ...
... suppose I don't know much about such things and to be perfectly frank , I'm not terribly interested in them — but let us just suppose it were the case that Jesus was raised from the dead . Suppose you collected the bones , and they ...
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... Suppose a Yankee player who has had some philosophy argues that this latter game was not part of the original game played in April . There was no continuity be- tween them . He demands that a new game be played from the start since it ...
... Suppose a Yankee player who has had some philosophy argues that this latter game was not part of the original game played in April . There was no continuity be- tween them . He demands that a new game be played from the start since it ...
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Socratic Wisdom 2 Bertrand Russell The Value of Philosophy Suggestions for Further Reading Part II Philosophy of Religion Introduction Can we pr... | 1 |
A Critique of the Cosmological Argument | 2 |
The Watch and the Watchmaker | 3 |
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