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Arguments why God (very probably) exists

  • Written by Robert H. Nelson, Professor of Public Policy, University of Maryland
imageDoes God exist?Michael Peligro, CC BY-ND

Editor’s note: This is a revised version of the original piece. We have done so to make explicit the author’s expertise with regard to the subject of this article. We have also incorporated important context that was missing in the original version.

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