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The manuscript Summa Logicae (William of Ockham)
You raise a few points. First ‘Sum of logic’ is the Wikipedia title. Don’t trust anything that Wikipedia says, or at least, be cautious. The book is generally known by its Latin title, Summa Logicae. …
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Who are the most prominent Christian philosophers of the 21st century?
William Lane Craig would be on that list, without a doubt. For the avoidance of all doubt, I disagree with almost everything he says. However, he defends his brand of fundamentalist Christianity with …