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I have a question about the protestant dilemma
Two sibling ants, Anthony and Anthonia, are arguing on tail of an antelope. ‘I’m right, you’re wrong’, squeaks Anthony. ‘No, I’m right, you’re wrong’, cries Anthonia.
The Puzzle of Hell Solved?
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In “The Puzzle of Hell Solved”, economist, blogger, and Danny DeVito lookalike David Friedman suggests an underrated solution to the problem of hell:
How to Solve the Problem of Divine Hiddenness
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“The shining spark of truth cometh forth only after the clash of differing opinions” — ‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Exclusive: Jason Arday's Resignation Letter
Yesterday, the Good Law Project claimed to have posted the resignation letter of Jason Arday, PhD., the former Cambridge sociologist facing whirlwind allegations of being a fabulist and serial plagiarist. When the letter was fed through Pan...
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