Sentences with phrase «mean uncaused»
The word «random» as used in science does not mean uncaused, unplanned, or inexplicable; it means uncorrelated.
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Just because I've outlined that it's possible to have an uncaused event doesn't mean that there wasn't a cause for the Big Bang.
1) Either you haven't shown this to be true or it is a «rhetorical tautology» around a «contingent enti.ty» and means nothing, i.e. if a contingent enti.ty is defined as an enti.ty which is dependent on something else, or has be caused, then by definition there would be no uncaused «contingent enti.ties».
Among the problems they studied are «the one and the many,» permanence and change, universals and particulars, genus and species, form and matter, perfect and imperfect, temporal and eternal, essence and accident, actual and potential, caused causes and uncaused causes, possible and necessary, good and bad, and means and ends.