Philosophy in Progress
William F. VallicellaPhilosophy both narrowly and broadly construed
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Why Physical Culture?
In part it is about control. I can't control your body, but I can control mine. Control is good. Power is good. Physical culture is the gaining and maintaining of power over that part of the physical world that is one's physical self.
Over-Belief and Romans 1: 18-20
I will first give my reading of the passage, and then explain how it connects with William James' notion of over-belief. (The term 'over-belief' surfaces first in Matthew Arnold who supposedly derives it from Goethe's use of Aberglaube. M...
Four Kinds of Ontological Argument
The essence of ontological argumentation is the inferential move from the concept/essence of F to the existence/nonexistence of F. We are all familiar with ontological arguments for the existence of God. They have been a staple of philosoph...
Is Hegel the Protestant Aquinas?
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