John J. Shepherd, "Experience, Inference, and God" [Book Review]

The Thomist 40 (3):488 (1976)
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Abstract

I review John Shepherd's "Experience, Inference and God," in which he contends that we can argue to God's existence abductively from religious experience. He goes on to flesh out the nature of this Cosmos-Explaining Being, describing the properties of the deity that emerge from the argument from contingency

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