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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Religion and The Meaning of Life | |
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Does Religion Give My Life Meaning? | |
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Religion Reconsidered | |
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Some Important Buddhist Doctrines | |
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Many Paths to the Same Summit | |
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What Is Religion? | |
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A Taoist View of the Universe | |
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God is Dead | |
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The Anti-christ | |
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Love as the Practice of Freedom | |
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Memorial Service | |
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The Absurd | |
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The Qualitative Leap Beyond Patriarchal Religion | |
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How Do I Know Whether God Exists? | |
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Faith and Reason | |
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The Ontological Argument | |
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Whether God Exists | |
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The Teleological Argument | |
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Why Does God Let People Suffer? | |
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Proving the Existence of God by Way of Morality | |
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Rebellion | |
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The Leap of Faith and the Limits of Reason | |
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The Will To Believe | |
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I'm No Believer | |
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Gods | |
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Hymn of Creation | |
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Alternatives to the Omni-God | |
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Science , Mind, and Nature | |
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What Does Science Tell Me About the World? | |
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The Deductive? | |
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Nomological Model of Science | |
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The Structure of Scientific Revolutions | |
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Science: Conjectures and Refutations | |
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Feminism and Science | |
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Seeking New Laws of Nature | |
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An Epistemological Problem for Feminism | |
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Which Should I Believe: Darwin or Genesis? | |
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The Bible: Genesis | |
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The Descent of Man | |
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Creationist Science and Education | |
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Against Creationism | |
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Is Evolutionary Theory a Secular Religion? | |
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The Fine-Tuning Argument | |
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Show Me the Science | |
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How Is My Mind Connected to My Body? | |
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Mind as Distinct From Body | |
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The Concept of Mind | |
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Robots and Minds | |
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The Myth of the Computer | |
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Woman as Body | |
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The Embodied Mind | |
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Thinking and Knowing | |
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What Do I Know? | |
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The Myth of the Cave | |
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Meditation | |
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Through the Looking Glass | |
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The Circular Ruins | |
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Appearance and Reality | |
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Where Our Ideas Come From | |
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To Be Is to Be Perceived | |
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What Can She Know? | |
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Does Language Make Me Think the Way I Do? | |
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Getting Rid of Words | |
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Meaning as Use | |
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Language, Thought, and Reality | |
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Newspeak | |
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The Language Instinct | |
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How Words Hurt | |
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Humpty Dumpty | |
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The Dilemas of Personhood | |
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Who Am I? | |
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The First Night | |
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Of Identity and Diversity | |
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Of Personal Identity | |
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Persons, Brains, and Bodies | |
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How To Build a Person | |
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I Am a Woman | |
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Genetic Encores: The Ethics of Human Cloning | |
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Why Are My Emotions Important to Me? | |
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On Anger | |
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The Passions of the Soul | |
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On Pride | |
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What Is an Emotion? | |
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Important Feelings | |
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Emotions as Transformations of the World | |
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Anger as a Way of Engaging the World | |
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Two Speeches on Love | |
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What Love Is | |
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How Should I Feel About Abortion and Embryo Research? | |
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The Abortion | |
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A Defense of Abortion | |
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Right to Life: What Can the White Man Say to the Black Woman? | |
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The Moral Duty to the Unborn and Its Significance | |
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Stem Cells, Cloning, and Abortion: Making Careful Distinctions | |
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The President's Council on Bioethics: The Moral Status of the Embryo | |
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The Puzzle of Profound Respect: Human Embryo Research | |
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