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Universalism and the Greater Good: Reply to Gordon Knight
Faith and Philosophy 16 (1):102-105 (1999)
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Gordon Knight recently challenged my assumption, which I made for the purpose of organizing and classifying certain theological disputes, that a specific set of three propositions is logically inconsistent . In this brief rejoinder, I explain Knight’s objection and show why it rests upon a misunderstandingAuthor's Profile
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