The Strength and Weakness of Human Reason

This fascinating book presents a debate between a deist and a Christian divine on the question of whether human reason is sufficient to lead us to religious and moral truth. Through a series of lively exchanges, the two sides explore the strengths and weaknesses of reason, faith, and intuition. The result is a thought-provoking discussion that provides valuable insights into the mysteries of the human mind and the nature of belief.

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