The God of Eth and the God of Earth

Think 5 (14):33-38 (2007)
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Stephen Law has recently argued (Think 9), using a dialogue set on the fictional planet Eth, that traditional belief in God is . Bergmann and Brower argue that theists on Earth should not be convinced

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