A Most Unlikely God: A Philosophical Enquiry into the Nature of God
University of Notre Dame Press (1996) Copy BIBTEX
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The sequel to From Existence to God, this text offers a portrait of God that contrasts sharply with that provided by perfect-being theology. It exposes the absurdity of this view and shows how radically God differs from even the most exalted of his creatures.Other Versions
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