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Mark Nelson, Morally serious critics of moral intuitions
Ratio 12 (1). 1999.

Mark T. Nelson, Stephen T. Davis God, Reason and Theistic Proofs. (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1997). Pp. xiv+204. £11.99 Pbk (review)
Religious Studies 35 (1): 99-111. 1999.

David Vander Laan, Impossible Worlds
Dissertation, University of Notre Dame. 1999.

James Taylor, The value of epistemology: A defense
Philosophical Papers 28 (3): 169-185. 1999.

Michael Beaty, Carlton D. Fisher, and Mark Nelson, Christian theism and moral philosophy (edited book)
Mercer University Press. 1998.

Mark T. Nelson, An aristotelian business ethics?
Journal of Applied Philosophy 15 (1). 1998.

Mark T. Nelson, Bertrand Russell's Defence of the Cosmological Argument
American Philosophical Quarterly 35 (1): 87-100. 1998.

James Taylor, Richard Foley, working without a net: A study of egocentric epistemology, new York and oxford: Oxford university press, 1993, 214 + X pp, USD $35.00 (review)
Noûs 32 (2). 1998.

David Vander Laan, The Ontology of Impossible Worlds
Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 38 (4): 597-620. 1997.

Mark T. Nelson, The Principle of Sufficient Reason: A Moral Argument
Religious Studies 32 (1): 15-26. 1996.

Mark T. Nelson, Who are the best judges of theistic arguments?
Sophia 35 (2): 1-12. 1996.

Mark T. Nelson, Bald Lies
Cogito 10 (3): 235-237. 1996.

Mark T. Nelson, Just Business (review)
Philosophical Quarterly 46 (185): 554. 1996.

Mark T. Nelson, Review of Charles Talliaferro Consciousness and the Mind of God (review)
Philosophical Books 37 (1): 70-72. 1996.

James Taylor, The Concept of Faith: A Philosophical Investigation
Philosophical Books 37 (1): 68-70. 1996.

Mark T. Nelson, Is it Always Fallacious to Derive Values From Facts?
Argumentation 9 (4): 553-562. 1995.

Mark T. Nelson, Review of Robert Almeder Blind Realism: An Essay on Human Knowledge and Natural Science (review)
Philosophical Quarterly 45 (178): 127-129. 1995.

Mark T. Nelson, Redeeming the Time
The Personalist Forum 11 (1): 17-32. 1995.

James Taylor, Plantinga on Epistemic Warrant
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 55 (2): 421. 1995.

Mark T. Nelson, Review: Frances Snare,The Nature of Moral Thinking (review)
Philosophical Books 35 (1): 78-80. 1994.

Mark T. Nelson and Jhoan garcia, The Problem of Endless Joy: Is Infinite Utility Too Much for Utilitarianism?
Utilitas 6 (2): 183-192. 1994.

Donald Wiebe, Abrahim Khan, Stephen N. Dunning, James Taylor, David Lamont Paulsen, Blake T. Ostler, William L. Power, and Eric v.d. Luft, Book reviews (review)
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 35 (2): 111-128. 1994.

Mark T. Nelson, Promises and Material Conditionals
Teaching Philosophy 16 (2): 155-156. 1993.

Mark T. Nelson, Temporal Wholes and the Problem of Evil
Religious Studies 29 (3). 1993.

Mark T. Nelson, Knowledge and Evidence
Philosophical Quarterly 43 (171): 242-244. 1993.

James Taylor, Scepticism and the nature of knowledge
Philosophia 22 (1-2): 3-27. 1993.

Mark T. Nelson, Eliminative materialism and substantive commitments
International Philosophical Quarterly (March) 39 (March): 39-49. 1991.

Mark T. Nelson, Eliminative Materialism and Substantive Commitments
International Philosophical Quarterly 31 (1): 39-49. 1991.

Mark T. Nelson, Intuitionism and subjectivism
Metaphilosophy 22 (1-2): 115-121. 1991.

Mark T. Nelson, Naturalistic Ethics and the Argument from Evil
Faith and Philosophy 8 (3): 368-379. 1991.

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