The Case Against Miracles
John W. Loftus examines the case against miracles in this skeptical work on religious and philosophical claims. Designed for readers interested in critical thinking, the book considers how miraculous claims may be evaluated and challenges assumptions surrounding belief in the extraordinary.
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The Case Against Miracles is a work by John W. Loftus focused on skeptical analysis of miracles.
The book examines the case against accepting miraculous claims and considers the reasoning behind belief in them.
It is suited to readers interested in philosophy, religion, skepticism, and critical examination of extraordinary claims.
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