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H. D. Lewis’Our Experience of God (1959), A. Boyce Gibson’sTheism and Empiricism (1970) and William James'Varieties of Religious Experience. References to the latter are to the 1941 Longmans, Green, reprint. H. P. Owen’sThe Christian Knowledge of God will be noted.
See John Hick’s “Religious Faith as Experiencing-as”, in “Talk of God”,Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures, Vol. 2.
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Faith and Knowledge, p. 210.
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Wei, T.T. Some purported grounds for theism. SOPH 15, 17–25 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02798900
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