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Swinburne on Mind, Morality and Meaning
Mind, Morality and Free Will
Richard Swinburne
Oxford University Press
2013
1) Mental and Physical Properties
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Theologians and scientists seem blissfully unaware that that the soul is alive and well in contemporary philosophy.
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God and Agent Explanations: A Guide for the Perplexed
“Why believe that there is a God at all? My answer is that to suppose that there is a God explains why there is a physical universe at all; why there are the scientific laws there are; why animals and then human beings have evolved; why humans have the opportunity to mould their characters and those of their fellow humans for good or ill and to change the environment in which we live; why we have the well-authenticated account of Christ‟s life, death and resurrection; why throughout the centuries millions of people (other than ourselves) have had the apparent experience of being in touch with an guided by God, and so much else.
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