The Julian Calendar
JulianI write about philosophy and theology from a classical theist, idealist, reform Catholic perspective
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Part IV. Modal Collapse as Creatio ex Deo
This is part IV of an ongoing series. You don’t need to have read all the previous installments to follow this one, but it may help—especially Part III, as it provides some important background information on the modal collapse argument.
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Part III. The Inescapability of Modal Collapse
This is part III of an ongoing series. You don’t need to read the previous installments to follow this one, but it may help.
The Inescapability of Modal Collapse
Having been granted immortality by Zeus himself, Xenophanes,1 Empe...
Part II. The Failure of Traditional Theodicies
This is part II of an ongoing series. You don’t need to read the previous installments to follow this one, but it may help.
The Failure of Traditional Theodicies
Having been granted immortality by Zeus himself, Xenophanes,1 Empe...
Part I. The God of Classical Theism
This is part I of an ongoing series. You don’t need to read the introduction and prologue to follow part I, but it may help.
The God of Classical Theism
Having been granted immortality by Zeus himself, the pre-Socratic philosop...
Introduction and Prologue
Introduction
As a classical theist, there are two objections (or more accurately, “families of objections”) against classical theism that I find the most compelling. The first objection is the problem of evil; the second, lesser...
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Classical theist. Universalist. Reform Catholic. Interested in philosophy of religion and philosophy of mind (and maybe some other things too). I have no formal training in philosophy, I just do it for the love of the game.
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