If adopt an expansive view of God – one that covers all possibilities and impossibilities – we can argue that God’s existence is necessary.
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If adopt an expansive view of God – one that covers all possibilities and impossibilities – we can argue that God’s existence is necessary.
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Sports cater to multiple psychological and physiological deep-set needs. In this they are unique: no other activity responds as do sports to so many dimensions of one’s person, both emotional, and physical.
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There is no denying that most people want their pets and love them. They are attached to them and experience grief and bereavement when they die, depart, or are sick.
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Dreams are by far the most mysterious phenomenon in mental life.
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Dan has no recollection of being Dan. Dan does not remember murdering Jack. It seems as though Dan’s very identity has been erased. Yet, Dan is in sound mind and can tell right from wrong. Should Dan be held (morally and, as a result, perhaps legally as well) accountable for Jack’s murder?
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Intuition is supposed to be a form of direct access. Yet, direct access to what?
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The locus of God’s hypothesized existence is, clearly and exclusively, in the minds of believers.
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The Nazis regarded the murder of the feeble-minded and the mentally insane – intended to purify the race and maintain hereditary hygiene – as a form of euthanasia.
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Complexity does not, therefore, imply the existence of a designer or a design. Complexity does not imply the existence of intelligence and sentient beings.
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The words “supernatural”, “paranormal”, and “parapsychology” are prime examples of oxymorons. Nature, by its extended definition, is all-inclusive and all-pervasive.
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