Michael Martin
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Michael L. Martin (born 3 February 1932) is an analytic philosopher and retired professor emeritus at Boston University. Martin has concerned himself largely with philosophy of religion, though the philosophies of science, law, and sport have not escaped his attention. On the former, Martin has published a number of books and copious articles defending atheism and various arguments against the existence of god in exhaustive detail (among them, …
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...Michael Martin Professor of Philosophy Emeritus Education: Ph.D., Harvard University Interests: Philosophy of the Social Sciences, Philosophy of Law, Philosophy... www.bu.edu/philo/faculty/martin.html |
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