Pain and pleasure: An evidential problem for theists

Paul Draper

Pain and pleasure: An evidential problem for theists

Noûs 23 (3):331-350 (1989)

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Categories	Pain in Philosophy of Mind Pleasure, Misc in Philosophy of Mind The Argument from Evil in Philosophy of Religion (categorize this paper)
DOI	10.2307/2215486
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