Epistemic humility, arguments from evil, and moral skepticism

Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion 2:17-57 (2009)
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Reprinted in Philosophy of Religion: An Anthology, Wadsworth, 2013, 6th edition, eds. Michael Rea and Louis Pojman. In this essay, I argue that the moral skepticism objection to what is badly named "skeptical theism" fails.

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