Philosophers without God [Book Review]

Philosophia Christi 11 (1):224-230 (2009)
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Abstract

An overview and critical evaluation of personal testimonies and arguments by some contemporary atheist philosophers. Feldman’s case that epistemic parity (where equally intelligent persons adopt incompatible beliefs) should lead to agnosticism is examined and found to be self-refuting.

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Charles Taliaferro
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