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According to Hanley, "We Certainly Have No Evidence That God

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According to Hanley, "We certainly have no evidence that God generally disapproves of alternatives (e.g., bicycles) to his more direct gifts (e.g., legs). So such claims cannot reasonably be used to argue for the existence of God."

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