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Jesus and the Total Available Evidence: Second Response to Cavin and Colombetti

Abstract:: Cavin and Colombetti correctly affirm that in judging the probability of a hypothesis we should take into account “the total available evidence.” However, they neglect their own affirmation when they claim that I make an unwarranted assumption that God would not massively deceive the human race, when they claim that I do not take into account any evidence favoring hypotheses incompatible with the traditional account of what happened to the body of Jesus, and when they claim that I do not take into account the evidence that humans have a strong propensity to private sinning.

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Swinburne, R. (2014). Jesus and the Total Available Evidence: Second Response to Cavin and Colombetti. Philosophia Christi, 16(02), 419–422.

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Swinburne, R. “Jesus and the Total Available Evidence: Second Response to Cavin and Colombetti.” Philosophia Christi, vol. 16, no. 02, 2014, pp. 419–22.

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Swinburne, R. 2014. “Jesus and the Total Available Evidence: Second Response to Cavin and Colombetti.” Philosophia Christi 16 (02): 419–22.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: College Only
Department:: Oriel College
Oxford college:: Oriel College
Role:: Author

Publisher:: Evangelical Philosophical Society
Journal:: Philosophia Christi More from this journal
Volume:: 16
Issue:: 02
Pages:: 419-422
Publication date:: 2014-12-23
DOI:: 10.5840/pc201416230
ISSN:: 1529-1634

Keywords:: SBTMR
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Copyright date:: 2014
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