“Uncaused Beginnings” Revisited
Faith and Philosophy 32 (2):205-210 (2015)
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This paper is a response to William Lane Craig's criticisms of my previous paper "Uncaused Beginnings". I argue that Craig's criticisms do not inflict any damage on the arguments of that earlier paper.Author's Profile
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0739-7046
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10.5840/faithphil20154932
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