Highlighting Richard Carrier's TOP Errors on the Cosmological Argument
April 5, 2024
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as posted by the channelDr. Richard Carrier and Dr. Andrew Loke have recently engaged in a written back and forth on Dr. Loke's version of the cosmological argument for God's existence. In this livestream, Dr. Loke provides a summary of the debate and highlights the key differences between them.
Link to Dr. Loke's written response
Link to Dr. Carrier’s blog post
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