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Volume 58, Issue 2

April 2021

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IGNORANCE AND INQUIRY

Duncan Pritchard

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WE ARE NOT IN THE DARK: REFUTING POPULAR ARGUMENTS AGAINST SKEPTICAL THEISM

Perry Hendricks

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WHENCE THE DEMAND FOR ETHICAL THEORY?

Damian Cueni; Matthieu Queloz

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BELIEF-LIKE IMAGINING AND CORRECTNESS

Alon Chasid

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DISJUNCTIVISM ABOUT INTENDING

Yair Levy

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HOW TO CANCEL THE KNOBE EFFECT: THE ROLE OF SUFFICIENTLY STRONG MORAL CENSURE

Matthew Lindauer; Nicholas Southwood

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ANIMALISM IS EITHER FALSE OR UNINTERESTING (PERHAPS BOTH)

Matt Duncan

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