How can belief in God be rational if we dont have compelling theistic arguments? (Michael Bergmann) @ndcpr
How can belief in God be rational if we dont have compelling theistic arguments? (Michael Bergmann) @ndcpr
Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
In this short interview, Michael Bergmann explores the question of whether belief in God can be rational in the absence of compelling theistic arguments.
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How can belief in God be rational if we don't have compelling theistic arguments? (Michael Bergmann)

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