Good food. Think on it for a bit. Access to fresh and wholesome food is indicative of environmental health. A varied menu indicates not just wealth, b...
Ah, that's very good. As is the rest. I'll happily admit that my recent apparent proselytisation of atheism was as much about irking christian fundame...
So by "Known" you mean "true to me"? Most folk might rather say that the things they think are true are their beliefs, and admit that at least some of...
Oh, not at all. I'm painfully aware that the philosophical contrivances of our theistic friends are post hoc. That's what explains why they are so poo...
Not so much. Having a toothache is not what I would call an intuition. For example, an intuition might be mistaken; but not a toothache. And if knowle...
Sure; my point is that what is expressed is not a proposition. If it is a truth, it's in the wider, older sense of being solid, firm or steadfast. Sho...
My impression, too. But lets see. It seems to be an answer to what was once called "ontological shock" - the sort of thing that inspires posts such as...
Poetry doesn't rest on propositions. Truth ranges over propositions. Whatever poetry expresses, it's perhaps not propositional truth, since that would...
Well, perhaps we might start by you explaining "supra logical speech"...? If logic is about tracking the path of truth through language, and yet supra...
Ah, Tillich; something a bit new. The wiki article is not very helpful, and I'm not sufficiently intrigued to read systematic theology; can you direct...
Yep. Again, that might be valid, but since there is a possible world in which god does not exist, it would follow that god is not possible. It seems t...
...or without quoting someone else, it seems. If your point that, if there is a god, then he doesn't fit into our logic, then I'll agree with you; to ...
I haven't got time for all that reading. I'm just saying that if god can be represented as an individual, an "a", in a modal system, then he does not ...
I can see that. Try "necessarily true" is defined as "true in all possible worlds". You are welcome to provide an alternate definition, but the logica...
Well, no, as those who began their training with Lemmon's Beginning logic will understand intuitively. A=A is assumed, because assuming A=~A leads to ...
SO were is it located - in propositional logic? Predicate calculus? What could it mean to claim causation is a logical notion - that it is a variant o...
Logic is needed in order to have the discussion, not as a consequence of the discussion. The laws of physics are a result of the discussion. So they a...
Again, there is no clear notion of what necessary might mean, if not "true in all possible worlds". Giving us a clear notion of necessity is the point...
Interesting. So from the OP, there is a possible world in which god does not exist. Hence, it is not true that it is possible that it is necessary tha...
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