Michael Martin on divine omniscience (1)

Think 4 (10):69-74 (2005)
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In this article, Tom Wanchick addresses a common criticism of theism — that the concept of God is logically incoherent. Elizabeth Burns responds to Wanchick in the piece that follows

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