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Tag Archives: richard swinburne
Evolution of the Soul (Richard Swinburne)
Swinburne, Richard. Evolution of the Soul. Oxford. terminology person: anyone who has the facets of consciousness which men possess, whether human or not (Swinburne 4). substance: a component of the world which interacts causally with other components (5). They have … Continue reading
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Tagged evolution, knowledge, richard swinburne, soul, substance, substance dualism
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Is There a God? (Richard Swinburne)
Swinburne, Richard. Is There a God? New York: Oxford, 1996. Richard Swinburne doesn’t so much argue for the existence of God. Rather, he posits God as the only viable cause for the universe. The intellectual rigor in this book is top-notch. (There … Continue reading
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Tagged foreknowledge, richard swinburne, soul
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