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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230100794argue; dialogue; ethics; flat; humanism; imagination; Judaism; metaphor; philosophy; proposition; spirituality

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Listening to the Anxious Atheistsn the past five years, several important books promoting atheism have been published. In this chapter, I examine four of these in detail. The purpose here is neither to refute the authors nor to critique their arguments, but to enter into a dialogue. The four books I discuss include:

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The Limits of Dialogue, abandoned, replaced, criticized, improved upon, and, finally, legitimated (only to begin the process once again). This process is a most fragile one and comes with no external guarantees that it will work.

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of extra-logical factors on people’s thinking. Although he was motivated in this by his disagreement with Piagetian views about thinking, Wason’s work had a consequence that he could not have foreseen. By saying that thinking was NOT logical, Wason helped to shape the development of paradigms in the

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