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Theism and Explanation
Routledge Studies in the Philosophy of Religion PETER BYRNE, MARCEL SAROT AND MARK WYNN, Series Editors 1. God and Goodness A Natural Theological Perspective Mark Wynn 2. Divinity and Maximal Greatness Daniel Hill 3. Providence, Evil, and the Openness of God William Hasker 4. Consciousness and the Existence of God A Theistic Argument J.P. Moreland 5. The Metaphysics of Perfect Beings Michael J. Almeida 6. Theism and Explanation Gregory W. Dawes
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What Would They Explain? 71 to prod
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Conclusion 145 explanation that met
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Appendix Intentional Explanations M
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Appendix 149 attend any discussion
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Appendix 153 we assume is a “myth
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Appendix 155 Will this suffi ce as
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Appendix 163 causal laws do exist.
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Appendix 165 this is the explanatio
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Notes NOTES TO CHAPTER 1 1. Numbers
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Notes 169 James Maclaurin has remin
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Notes 171 19. Musgrave, “Scientif
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Notes 175 any true proposition, the
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194 Bibliography Dembski, William A
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196 Bibliography . A Treatise of Hu
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198 Bibliography Melnyk, Andrew. A
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200 Bibliography Rundle, Bede. 2004
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Index A abduction: and induction, 1
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defences, and theodicies, 134-35 de
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intelligent design theory: argument
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preemption, causal. See causal pree
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