Philaletheia
MichaelProspective Philosophy of Religion chronicler Formerly Paleopinions’s Pensées
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Human, all too human
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The Problem of Humans
I have a good friend who lamented to me the other day that he thinks that all a posteriori arguments for atheism boil down to “why were we not cre...
My Favorite Chapter (Part 5)
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Objections to Tooley’s Symmetry Principle
While Tooley has some good arguments for his Symmetry Principle, it’s undoubtedly been the most contested of his principles...
My Favorite Chapter (Part 4)
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Objections to Tooley’s Argument
Tooley’s framework brought about a lot of innovative concepts for evaluating the Problem of Evil, such as rightmaking and wrongmaking...
My Favorite Chapter (Part 3)
Stage 3
The whole complex of an argument which Tooley has listed above accounts for only one evil. That it gets as far as it does is impressive in its own right. However, the world is full of evils. How are we to aggregate evils? Toole...
My Favorite Chapter (Part 2)
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[Page references for the premises may be found in the last subchapter]
Breaking Down the 21 Premise argument
Premise 1
(1) It is logically necessary that, fo...
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