The reality of time and the existence of God: the project of proving God's existence

New York: Oxford University Press (1988)
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Abstract

Basing his argument for the existence of God on the continuous nature of the temporal world, Braine here posits that the philosophy of religion cannot be continued as a separate discipline: the solution of its problems will be the fruit of the correct telesis of the problems of general philosophy in their complex interrelationships.

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