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    Supports→Theoretical reason itself inclines toward affirmation of God because it must assume that reality is rationally knowable.

    Regarding the world as created by a supreme reason is equivalent to a functional affirmation of God.

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    The theist might respond to this kind of worry in several ways. The first thing to be said is that the fact that a naturalistic view of the universe implies that the universe must be tragic or absurd, if correct, would itself be an important and interesting conclusion. However, apart from this, it makes a great deal of difference how one construes what we might call the background epistemic situation. If one believes that our theoretical evidence favors atheism, then it seems plausible to hold t

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