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Really Long Defenses against Sterba's New Logical Problem
This post is part of a series. For further information, see here.
Marcion Moment
The longest of the forty replies to Sterba in the second special edition on his book was Mark Johnston’s Archon Theodicy (I really thought it was going t...
Odd defenses against Sterba's New Logical Problem
This post is part of a series. For further information, see here.
MEPR III
I promised that I would bring up Bruce Russell’s argument, so here it is:
Russell argued that the principle has a blind spot in it for good of the perpetrator...
The Core Controversy in Sterba's New Logical Problem of Evil
This post is part of a series. For further information, see here.
MEPR II
I am going to stick heavily to MEPR II as the main punching bag for defenses. After all, MEPR II is the most controversial of Sterba’s premises. To jog all of o...
The first of many, many replies to Sterba
This post is part of a series. For further information, see here.
Defenses against Sterba-
Despite Sterba’s argument being presented in a form befitting of a defense, his replies have displayed a diverse range of philosophical tools fo...
Hell and Creation: Some Defenses
This post is part of a series. For further information, see here.
Defenses against Lewis-
How do infernalists (i.e. those who affirm Hell as Eternal Conscious Torment) respond to the Problem of Hell? Well, there are two main strategies...
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