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The Future of Philosophy of Religion
Sophia 53 (3):383-388 (2014)
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This paper develops proposals for the future of philosophy of religion as a global discipline by replying to the responses to Philosophy and the Study of Religions from Andrew Irvine, J. Aaron Simmons, and James McLachlanOther Versions
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