Probabilities

Delve into the intersection of faith and reason with "Probabilities," the sixth and final volume of Martin Farquhar Tupper's complete prose works. A significant contribution to apologetics, this volume explores the probabilities inherent in religious belief, offering a thoughtful examination of theology and its relationship to science. Tupper's work, a product of its time, provides valuable insight into historical approaches to defending faith through logic and reasoned argument.

This collection offers a unique perspective on the enduring questions surrounding religion, faith, and the search for understanding the divine. Addressing themes relevant to both religion and science, "Probabilities" presents a historical exploration of the intellectual landscape where these domains converge. Ideal for those interested in religious philosophy, Christian theology, and the history of apologetics, this carefully prepared edition invites readers to engage with Tupper's timeless reflections.

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