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April 4, 2007
March 28, 2007
Principle of Proportionality
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Occam's razor
Still not a fundamental assumption :). In order to fundamentally assume the argument was correct as is, you'd have to fundamentally assume all its fundamental assumptions- its circular
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Category:Arguments for the existence of God
New page: An argument for the existence of God is an attempt to prove the ontological existence of a being or beings which meet the definition of or deserve the title of 'God'. Many such arguments h...
Ontological argument
This might seem biased to the uninitiated, but there's very little which can be said in defense of this argument. Feel free to have a go though!
March 27, 2007
Anselm of Canterbury
Preparing to create 'ontological argument' now- taking info to new page. Corrected modern law claims, clarified argument logic (ironic for an Anselm article! :)), replaced bias with facts, cleaned
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Fatally flawed
New page: A fatally flawed argument is one from which nothing can be salvaged. Given that all arguments seek to establish something, an argument which is fatally flawed has such critical [[problems]...
Humes fork
Redirecting to Hume's fork
Hume's fork
New page: Hume's Fork is an ontological principle which states that all statements fall into one of two discrete categories. Statements can either be analytic or synthetic. Note ...
Occam's razor
That's not a *fundamental* assumption
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Humes guillotine
Redirecting to Naturalistic fallacy
Hume's Guillotine
Redirecting to Naturalistic fallacy
David Hume
Added links, added Hume's work on ontological principles, rephrased slightly
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Naturalistic fallacy
New page: The Naturalistic Fallacy is an ontological principle which states that 'it is impossible to derive an ought from an is'. In more general terms, it is impossible to logically progress f...
Occam's razor
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Category:Ontological Principles
New page: This is a list of ontological principles commonly used in analytic philosophy and logic.
Occam's Razor
Merged this page into a pre-existing one, added redirects, etc
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Occam's razor
About to merge the two occam's razor pages to here. Horse eg is flawed as the phenomena can be empirically verified- the razor is not being employed after the fact. Feel free to do a better eg though
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Ockhams razor
Redirecting to Ockham's Razor
Natural science
Working on merging the two OR pages
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March 26, 2007
Principle of Proportionality
I've tried to keep this neutral but Hume was an atheistic scholar. Can we get a category of ontological principles too please?
Radiocarbon dating
I'm sure we don't have to resort to enormous lies of omission with regards to scientific theories
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March 25, 2007
March 15, 2007
User:Mark444
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Occam's razor
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Natural science
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Natural science
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Natural science
I realise this is a touchy issue, so I just added some more general information
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Aristotle
*Everyone* in ancient Greece supported slavery & homosexuality- this belongs in a seperate page. Saying Aristotle wasn't thought to be involved in Plato's death implies he was, which is absurd
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Plato
Corrected some common AotC misconceptions, added Plato's pre-Christian work
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March 14, 2007
Islam
I've done some general tidying here... monotheism can't be 'complete' or not, it's a discrete belief, corrected some spelled, added Biblical quotes
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Amnesty International
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Aesop
I felt it was necessery to add this... no one knows what Aesop looks like, or even if he existed at all
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Holy Grail
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Equal Rights Amendment
I don't see how it follows from this legislation that taxpayers would be forced to support abortion
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Feminism
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Internet
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Natural law theory
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User:Mark444
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