https://agnosticweb.com/ An Agnostic's Brief Guide to the Universe en Pardon the length of the link, but I'll be borrowing this book from the library for this summer's reading:-http://catalog.lib.unomaha.edu/search~S0?/X%28Problems%20of%20Knowledge%29&SORT=D/X%28Problems%20of%20Knowledge%29&SORT=D&SUBKEY=%28Problems%20of%20Knowledge%29/1%2C186%2C186%2CB/frameset&FF=X%28Problems%20of%20Knowledge%29&SORT=D&1%2C1%2C-As epistemology categorically encompasses what I view to be the real root of this debate, I think that this would be recommended reading for all parties involved, as it will allow us to clearly delineate the true roots of our differences, which--as I have oft repeated--purely a matter of raw interpretation based upon our (ultimately) deterministic philosophies rather than truly concrete positions. -The book traces the development of skepticism as it pertains to Western epistemology and finally, argues for a philosophical treatment of contextualism as a basis for a system of knowledge-gathering as it isn't dislodged by skepticism. (My main reason for wanting to read it.)

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