Is God the Best Explanation of Things?: A Dialogue

Palgrave Macmillan (2019)
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This book provides an up to date, high-level exchange on God in a uniquely productive style. Readers witness a contemporary version of a classic debate, as two professional philosophers seek to learn from each other while making their cases for their distinct positions. In their dialogue, Joshua Rasmussen and Felipe Leon examine classical and cutting-edge arguments for and against a theistic explanation of general features of reality. The book also provides original lines of thought based on the authors’ own contributions to the field, and offers a productive and innovative inquiry into on one of the biggest questions people ask: what is the ultimate explanation of things?

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Felipe Leon
El Camino College
Joshua Rasmussen
Azusa Pacific University

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Metaphysical explanation and the cosmological argument.Thomas Oberle - 2024 - Philosophical Studies 181 (6):1413-1432.
Ontological arguments.Graham Oppy - 2014 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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