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Subject:      Re: Difficulties with "Miracles" - no quantum mechanics
From:         Sam Dodsworth <sam@aristos.demon.co.uk>
Date:         1997/02/19
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In article <Pine.SUN.3.94.970218161247.19355F-100000@cubsps.bio.columbia
.edu>, Erich Schwarz <schwarz@cubsps.bio.columbia.edu> writes
>this is one reason why his arguments
>are both fascinating and maddening.  They're fascinating because
>they're well-written and well-meant arguments by a brilliant man.
>They're maddening because, in a number of cases, they seem to be
>based on statements that Lewis thought were true but that, to
>the best of my knowledge, are *not* true.
>
This is suspicious close to a "me too!!!!" post, but I have to say that
this is the best summary I've seen of why I get so frustrated with some
of Lewis' argumnents.


Sam Dodsworth (sam@aristos.demon.co.uk)
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