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Argument from consciousness (view source)
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{{Cquote|J.P. is one of the best teachers I have ever encountered. His writing is crisp-clear. He's a brilliant thinker. He understands the relevant issues. Ultimately, this argument succeeds as an example of abductive reasoning:
{{Cquote|J.P. is one of the best teachers I have ever encountered. His writing is crisp-clear. He's a brilliant thinker. He understands the relevant issues. Ultimately, this argument succeeds as an example of abductive reasoning:
*1) irreducible consciousness exists
*1) [[Irreducible complexity|irreducible]] consciousness exists
*2) the best explanation for irreducible consciousness is either theism or [[Naturalism (philosophy)|naturalism]]
*2) the best explanation for irreducible consciousness is either theism or [[Naturalism (philosophy)|naturalism]]
*3) it's not naturalism.
*3) it's not naturalism.