Atheism and Theism
Tulane University (1977)
Abstract
In this study, originally presented as the Matchette Lectures at Tulane University in 1975, Harris builds his case for theism, which he understands as the conception of and the belief in an infinite and transcendent God, supernatural only in that he transcends the natural world.Reprint years
1993
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BD555.T8 vol. 26
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0391037994 9780391037991
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