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Randomness is distinct from the Greek concept of chance. Conflating the two imports to science the sense that random events are gratuitous.
by James Bradley
The Deepest Human Life is an elegantly written, impassioned, and sometimes disjointed plea on behalf of philosophy. Scott Samuelson invokes poets, novelists, and theologians to defend the dialectical process that Socrates imparted.
reviewed by Gordon D. Marino
John Morreall's book is modeled after Peter Abelard's Sic et Non. Morreall wants Christians to ask questions of their beliefs and practices.
reviewed by Robert Cornwall