"Philosophical arguments" refer to discussions or debates where people use logical reasoning to explore and analyze abstract concepts such as the nature of reality, knowledge, ethics, or the meaning of life. These arguments involve questioning and examining different perspectives to better understand complex ideas.
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Start with the science that shows the humanity and individuality of the embryo, and then make
philosophical arguments about the equality of all human beings as persons possessing inherent dignity.
I encourage you to hang in there because I believe the point I'll be making hits on one of the most fundamental mistakes made in the church tradition regarding the nature of omniscience and offers one of the strongest
philosophical arguments for the open view:
Consequently, the Church needs to make
philosophical arguments in the public square, ones that show that the world is inherently intelligible (and that our minds are naturally made for objective truth).
Belief or disbelief in fairies or gods could never be validated
by philosophical arguments made from first principles; the existence or nonexistence of Zeus is not a matter that can be intelligibly discussed in the categories of modal logic or metaphysics, any more than the existence of tree frogs could be; if he is there at all, one must go on an expedition to find him.
He feels that there are no compelling
philosophical arguments which would lead one to move on to, or on the other hand to reject, the conception of subjective, or as he calls it «personal», immortality for men.
A recent inquiry from a college instructor in search of
philosophical arguments on the morality of abortion inspired us to compile the below list of resources, which, though far from comprehensive, may be of use to pro-lifers.
But a
compelling philosophical argument can be made for the view that gay is not good, which means that it should be considered a disease in the same way as all the other sexual disorders in the DSM.
MacIntyre sometimes can not resist wickedly confirming his critics» prejudices about his work, but those who refuse to take MacIntyre seriously because they think him antimodern fail to understand the
fundamental philosophical arguments that shape his position.
We have not
mounted philosophical arguments that prove Christ is really present in the Eucharist despite appearances, or that He is wholly present in each part of each consecrated host; nor have we proved, from reason alone, that He is really present in a consecrated host in the Cathedral of Tokyo and Paris at the same time.
If reason, even when informed by faith, can not proceed from creation to God, then Brunner should not defend the analogy of being or
treat philosophical arguments for God as a legitimate part of Christian philosophy.
Hartshorne offers a closely
reasoned philosophical argument for a doctrine of God based, not on the classical metaphysical categories of traditional theology, but on process philosophy that allows some non-absolute aspects of God.
Arguments against atheism inevitably took the form of arguments from nature or design, i.e.,
philosophical arguments without reference to Christ, to the sacraments, to the practice of prayer, to the church.
At no point in previous discussion have I intended to
replace philosophical argument by dogmatic assertion or to distort Whitehead so as to render him more amenable to Christian use.
I've seen and chronicled many disrespectful moves in soccer — Andre's tweet was a response to a running Twitter thread that I have called «Nutmegs as
Great Philosophical Arguments» — but this move is a first and it's so damn beautiful that no description can really do it justice.
The study of consciousness (see here and here) has long played a crucial role in the discipline of philosophy, where facts about such intuitions form the basis for some complex and
influential philosophical arguments.
There is a very clear sense in which I am being unfair to The Congress as I am writing about a dramatic film rather than a philosophical essay but Folman's decision to critique dramatic artifice whilst engaging in dramatic artifice means that The Congress draws your attention away from the drama and towards the film's
flawed philosophical argument.
Lest you think that «Captain America: Civil War» is merely some pointless, dour punch -»em - up, the deceptively
complex philosophical arguments at play are punctuated with great gags, many courtesy of Paul Rudd's Ant - Man and Tom Holland making his debut as Peter Parker.
Today, I want to set aside for the
moment philosophical arguments about the federal role, and talk about the design problems of NCLB, and why it's essential that any vision for reauth steer clear of repeating those.