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Reply to the respondents to ‘Justified religious difference. A constructive approach to religious diversity’
International Journal of Philosophy and Theology 76 (5):458-486 (2015)
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By way of their genre, inaugural lectures are condensed and rather broad since they are addressed to a mixed audience. The following theses develop and defend my thoughts on the ‘justified religiou...Other Versions
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