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Two Questions re Thomistic Metaphysics. A Plea for Their Answers
0. Introduction. I am in the process of preparing myself, and hardly for the first time, for an effort at coming to a determination of whether the arguments for the existence of God set forth by Thomas Aquinas in the … Continue reading →
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