On p. 146, Hare begins his response to Flew by relating another parable (the one about the dons: a don is just a British name for a college professor). What is this parable, and what exactly is it supposed to show? How is it a response to Flews account of the meaninglessness of propositions like God has a plan?

On p. 146, Hare begins his response to Flew by relating another parable (the one about the dons: a don is just a British name for a college professor). What is this parable, and what exactly is it supposed to show? How is it a response to Flews account of the meaninglessness of propositions like God has a plan?

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