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Can a Good God Command Worship? Why this Atheist Argument Falls Flat
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In this video, I address the claim that a God that commands worship is bad or otherwise incoherent.
Link to Stephen's original video
Link to Choo's paper
People without institutional access to the journal can download the paper under "Links," then "Download the version from PhilArchive"
Link to Choo's interview on the Analytic Christian
Special thanks to the following people for providing helpful comments on earlier drafts of the script: Joe Schmid, Frederick Choo, & Maverick Christian
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