A logical analysis of the epistemological basis of religious argumentation: Application to ultimate features of corresponding world views

In B. K. Dalai (ed.), Ultimate Reality and Meaning. Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit, University of Pune. pp. 244-258 (2007)
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