Talk:Christopher Goodman

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Goodman’s use of the terms “inalienable” and “rights”.

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Is this the or one of the first uses of these terms? I get the impression from the book, Christianity and Freedom, vol I, Ed: Samual Shah and Allen D. Hertz, pp 218, 219 Glenn Horn (talk) 15:10, 29 November 2021 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Christopher Goodman

Goodman’s use of the terms “inalienable” and “rights”.