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Sean Carroll: Does the Universe Need God?

Jeffery Jay Lowder | September 10, 2012

That is the title of Carroll’s essay in The Blackwell Companion to Science and Christianity. Carroll argues that cosmology doesn’t require or support theological hypotheses. An online copy is available at the blog, What There Is and Why There Is Anything.

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