Talk:God and Other Minds

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This page was VANDALIZED by someone. The topic "God and Other Minds" concerns an area of philosophy and was the subject of a work of that title by philosopher Alvin Plantinga. Someone either copied and pasted the topic of "boogeyman" as the main article or switched it, which is an area of folklore/urban legend myth unrelated to the topic. RickW7x2 (talk) 06:34, 28 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]