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Cosmologist Luke Barnes answers 11 objections to the fine-tuning argument
Originally posted on WINTERY KNIGHT:
Apologetics and the progress of science This is from the blog Common Sense Atheism. (H/T Allen Hainline) Atheist Luke Muehlhauser interviews well-respect cosmologist Luke Barnes about the fine-tuning argument, and the naturalistic response to it. Luke…
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Book Write-Up: While We’re Far Apart, by Lynn Austin
Lynn Austin. While We’re Far Apart. Minneapolis: Bethany House, 2010. See here to buy the book. While We’re Far Apart is set in World War II New England. Eddie Schaffer is about to go to war, and the shy Penny … Continue reading
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