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,: Kunstgespräche und Schwankstruktur,ated by speaking with T. Penelhum of Existential and Qualitative arguments.’ The former are concerned with the problem that there is a world at all; the latter with problems regarding the kind of world that is, problems not only of order but of value, meaning and so on. The soft argument from contin

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Quantum Mechanical Gauge Models,c criteria. A most impressive and most valuable analysis of the problem has been presented by W. A. Christian, and it is on the basis of a consideration of his views that my own proposals are developed..

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The Logic of a Credible Natural Theology,c criteria. A most impressive and most valuable analysis of the problem has been presented by W. A. Christian, and it is on the basis of a consideration of his views that my own proposals are developed..