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Should Atheists be Against Religion?
Think 6 (17-18):109-119 (2008)
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Tim Crane responds to the several recent attacks on religion made by Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, et al.Author's Profile
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Keeping score: the consequential critique of religion. [REVIEW]Christopher A. Callaway - 2011 - International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 70 (3):231-246.
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