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In Acting Liturgically , Wolterstorff offers a necessary and sufficient condition for when someone “is performing acts of worship or just sa...

Suppose Callicles worships Apollo. Callicles is doing something he shouldn’t do: he is worshipping a being that doesn’t exist. So one root o...

A number of authors have claimed that it is possible to practice the Christian faith without assigning a high epistemic probability to centr...

The following argument is sound (given Christian doctrine), where possibility and necessity are metaphysical throughout: It is possi...

According to abundant forms of colocationism, where I sit, there sit an infinity of other individuals. One of these individuals is...