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A priest in the Diocese of Oxford, Holder continues his advocacy of Intelligent Design, a form of Creationism-lite, by arguing that the fundamental constants of physics and the initial conditions obtaining at the beginning of the universe suggest that it was designed by God. Primarily, he challenges what he takes to be theism's main explanatory rival, the notion that many universes exist, and that one that is conducive to life as we know it is bound to show up sooner or later. He explains some of the concepts of cosmology and particle physics, and some issues in the philosophy of probability by which to compare hypotheses, but writes for general readers and relegates the heavy mathematics to appendices. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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May Freeman
reviewed God, the Multiverse and Everything: Modern Cosmology and the Argument from Design on August 12, 2010
God, the Multiverse and Everything: Modern Cosmology and the Argument from Design
I love these collections of Levinas' writings. He had his primary texts, Totality and Infinity and later Otherwise than Being, and then around these circled his many essays. They all come back to his ethical mode of thinking of the other, but in their circling motion they take in other themes as well.
From this collection, "God and Philosophy" was very insightful towards Levinas' thinking. I also found that "Transcendence and Evil" contained some great thoughts on the idea of evil, beyond the simple duality of the classic 'problem of evil.'
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