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Subjects
God, Theism, Proof, Addresses, essays, lectures, Godsbewijzen, Dieu, Gottesbeweis, Theïsme, Analytische Religionsphilosophie, Gottesfrage, Existence, Théisme, Godsvraag, God, proof, Apologetics, Religion, Philosophy

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December 20, 1984, Oxford University Press, USA
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"An argument starts from one or more premisses, which are propositions taken for granted for the purpose of the argument, and argues to a conclusion."

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