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Phil Aud is on page 55 of 308

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Rick is on page 55 of 308

Ugh! This book is a tough read. This guy is wordy (a 28 page intro?!). But he does make some very good points about what kind of evidence God, if he exists, would be likely to provide us. God is, he argues, not interested in spectators who merely know he exists, but in relationship with us. This calls for a completely different approach to religious epistemology. Much more to come, since I'm only just getting going.

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Rick is on page 39 of 308

Ugh! This book is a tough read. This guy is wordy (a 28 page intro?!). But he does make some very good points about what kind of evidence God, if he exists, would be likely to provide us. God is, he argues, not interested in spectators who merely know he exists, but in relationship with us. This calls for a completely different approach to religious epistemology. Much more to come, since I'm only just getting going.

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Rick is on page 39 of 308

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