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Is existence grounded in substance or process?

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How 'The Conference of Difference' Completes Deleuze's Ontology

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Map or Terrain?

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The Cat Who Peed on My Wife

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Is existence defined by substance or process?

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Beyond Either/Or Propositions

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Exploring the Holy Trinity through an ontological lens.

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Why competitive electoral systems don't produce democratic results.

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An ontological comparison of chemistry, light and electricity.

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Time as an abstract point of reference to existence.

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Towards a rational construct of God.

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A critique of Anselm’s ontological argument for God's existence.

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Was Descartes confirming or challenging God's existence.

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The lexicology of society and its roots in sharing.

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