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- The universe has no beginning + (Flammarion)
- Does God exist? + (Folio)
- The concept of God is a human invention + (Folio)
- Does God exist? + (Gallimard)
- The suffering of newborn babies is unfair + (Garnier)
- Should we accept immigration? + (Grasset)
- The Borde-Guth-Vilenkin theorem (2003) demonstrates that there is no infinite past. + (Guy Trédaniel)
- Miracles attest to God's direct intervention + (Guy Trédaniel)
- Our Lady's apparitions and prodigies at Fatima prove the existence of God + (Guy Trédaniel)
- Fatima is a fraud + (Guy Trédaniel)
- The notion of "collective hallucination" is not scientific + (Guy Trédaniel)
- Collective hallucination has never been observed in thousands of people. + (Guy Trédaniel)
- No exceptional weather phenomenon could have been predicted in advance by 3 illiterate children + (Guy Trédaniel)
- Moral values are human creations + (HumenSciences)
- The ultra-right is doing a lot of misinformation about violence committed by people of foreign origin. + (HumenSciences)
- The God hypothesis is simpler than the atheist hypothesis + (Ithaca)
- God is everlasting + (Ithaca)
- God explains the existence of consciousness + (Ithaca)
- Mystical experiences only happen to people with a religious culture + (Ithaca)
- Revelations preserved in sacred texts attest to God's intervention + (Ithaca)
- Animal suffering is not comparable to human suffering + (Ithaca)
- Animals only suffer because some of their actions are intentional. + (Ithaca)
- God permits evil because of freedom + (Ithaca)
- Having the opportunity to suffer makes great good possible + (Ithaca)
- The suffering of some enables others to perform good deeds + (Ithaca)
- Natural evil motivates humans to learn about the universe + (Ithaca)
- The pain endured in this life will be amply compensated for in the hereafter. + (Ithaca)