Evidence and a cumulative case for God › Primary reading
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- Richard Swinburne, The Existence of God, second edition (2004), especially its discussions of inductive arguments, explanation, evil, religious experience, and the balance of probability.
- Richard Swinburne, "Faith and the Existence of God: Arguments for the Existence of God" (1988), for his distinction between C-inductive and P-inductive arguments.
- Richard Swinburne, "The Existence of God," the author-hosted Oxford lecture, for a shorter presentation of explanation, simplicity, and the arguments from the universe and its order. This lecture supplements the book rather than replacing its full argument.
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