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Tag Archives: david lewis
Review: David Lewis, Counterfactuals
A nightmarishly difficult account of modal logic. The general idea is simple, though. What is a counterfactual? Df. = strict conditionals corresponding to an accessibility assignment determined by similarity of worlds–overall similarity, with respects of difference balanced off somehow against … Continue reading
Harassing the Hobgoblins: Intro to Analytic Theology
I am not an expert in analytic theology, and I have been critical of analytic philosophy in the past. Nonetheless, it can be useful in clarifying concepts. One problem is that people jump into the deeper waters, reading countless computer … Continue reading
Possible Worlds Semantics
Loux gives a great discussion on the topic of “possible worlds.” This might seem irrelevant and arcane, but it is a powerful tool that helps us in discussions on the problem of evil, ontological argument, God’s foreknowledge, and human nature. … Continue reading
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Tagged alvin plantinga, david lewis, de dicto de re, leibniz, michael loux, modal logic, nominalism, possible worlds
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