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Deity and morality, with regard to the naturalistic fallacy
London,: Allen & Unwin (1968)
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ChapterI THE NATURALISTIC FALLACY AZ THE NATURE OF THE FALLACY The criticism which has since been labelled the naturalistic fallacy was first described by the eighteenth-century empircist David Hume, in a small but celebrated ...
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