The argument from reason - Cosmic Skeptic and Max Baker-Hytch
Can we make sense of our rational capabilities on an atheist naturalist worldview? Alex O’Connor of the Cosmic Skeptic YouTube channel debates Christian philosopher Max Baker-Hytch on the argument for God from reason, which was popularised by CS Lewi...
January 24, 2020
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The argument from reason - Cosmic Skeptic and Max Baker-Hytch
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The argument from reason - Cosmic Skeptic and Max Baker-Hytch
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Can we make sense of our rational capabilities on an atheist naturalist worldview?
Alex O’Connor of the Cosmic Skeptic YouTube channel debates Christian philosopher Max Baker-Hytch on the argument for God from reason, which was popularised by CS Lewis in his book Miracles.
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For Max Baker-Hytch https://www.wycliffe.ox.ac.uk/people/dr-max-baker-hytch
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