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Bibliography of Relevance to Mathematical Theology

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This document serves as the bibliographic annex to the proposal for an International Institute of Advanced Studies in Mathematical Theology (2011) but also includes other references to assist further exploration of the theme.


References

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Christopher Alexander:

Ron Atkin:

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