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Think Issue 15

Paul Kurtz, 'Morality is Natural'

Richard Creel, 'The Wisest Essay'

Phil Berry, 'Power of Proximity'

Timothy Chambers, 'My Friend was a Poem'

Scott Aikin, 'Evidentialism for Everyone'

John Shand, 'Fear the Future'

Tibor Machan, 'Good God, Bad Deeds'

Stephen Law, 'Thinking Tools'

Benjamin Hale, 'Gavagai Goulash: Growing Organs'

Mark Vernon, 'Civic Friendship and the Third Term'

Thomas Simon, 'Expunging Evil'

Mikel Burley, 'The Danish Cartoons'

Margaret Boden, 'Creativity in a Nutshell'

Thomas Carey, 'Aquinas (and Hume) on Miracles'

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