J. P. Holding on Hume on Miracles
Tendentious and entertaining as usual. But surely not more tendentious than what we've been getting here.
Labels: Hume, J. P. Holding, miracles
posted by Victor Reppert @ 7:32 PM
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2 Comments:
At March 07, 2009 9:44 PM ,
Ilíon said...
Maybe my eyes are getting bad (age and all that), but I'm just not seeing the tendentiousness of Holder's piece.
At March 10, 2009 2:30 AM ,
Ilíon said...
oops, Holding's piece.
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