Philaletheia
MichaelProspective Philosophy of Religion chronicler Formerly Paleopinions’s Pensées
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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...
My Favorite Chapter (pt. 1)
It is Tooley-tober y’all. This October we’re pumping out posts on one of my favorite renditions of the PoE. This was the longest chapter in the whole book last I checked, so I hope y’all enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Th...
It Just Seems Really Bad
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The Common Sense Problem of Evil
The argument from Rowe, specifically the ‘Middle Rowe’ formulation focused on arguing inductively for the conclusion that there is at l...
Rowe's Final Form
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Late Rowe
Before moving on to other arguments from gratuitous evil influenced by Rowe, we have to take a look at Rowe’s final version of the argument. In a way often o...
The Gratuitous Evil Fan Club
This post is part of a series. For further information, see here.
Peter van Inwagen’s Many arguments against Premise 2
No Minimal Evil
Peter van Inwagen’s (PvI) arguments for gratuitous evil are probably the most socially acce...
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