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Why is There Something Rather than Nothing?

The Fundamental Problem of Ontology

Andrew (Hong Kong Baptist University) Brenner

Why is There Something Rather than Nothing?

Why is There Something Rather than Nothing?

The Fundamental Problem of Ontology

Why is There Something Rather than Nothing?

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The question 'why is there something rather than nothing?' is of perennial philosophical, scientific, and religious interest, and is of broad interest both inside and outside academia. This book provides the definitive overview of the topic, including a new and innovative answer to the question.

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Beschrijving Why is There Something Rather than Nothing?

The question 'why is there something rather than nothing?' is of perennial philosophical, scientific, and religious interest, and is of broad interest both inside and outside academia. This book provides the definitive overview of the topic, including a new and innovative answer to the question.

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9781009666688
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220
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Filosofie
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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