Fine-Tuning a Circular Argument

Think 5 (14):39-42 (2007)
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In issue 12 of Think, Rodney Holder developed a version of the fine -tuning argument for the existence of God, claiming that certain features of our universe make the probability that God exists high. Here, Dene Bebbington responds.

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