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Input Requested: Facts about Mental Properties Which Might be Relevant to Theism and Naturalism

Jeffery Jay Lowder | March 27, 2014

I’m interested in collecting a list of mental properties which might be relevant to theism and naturalism. Examples:

Consciousness
Intentionality
Reliability of Cognitive Mechanisms
Mind-brain dependence

What else have I missed?

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