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This book explores this question through an explication of the idea of the One in philosophy. The argument that is advanced is that the idea of One is central to the theistic account of reality.
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| Keywords | Theism God Proof, Ontological One (The One in philosophy |
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| Call number | BD555.C27 2005 |
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