Difference between revisions of "Corollary"
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(needed expansion - "A corollary is an immediate consequence of a theorem, either scientific or philosophical and theological, such as Moral Argument).") |
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| − | A '''corollary''' is an immediate consequence of a [[theorem]], either [[Science|scientific]] or [[Philosophy|philosophical]] and [[Theology|theological]], such as [[Moral Argument]]). | + | A '''corollary''' is an immediate consequence of a [[theorem]], either [[Science|scientific]], or [[Philosophy|philosophical]] and [[Theology|theological]], such as the [[Moral Argument]]). |
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Revision as of 15:42, June 19, 2019
A corollary is an immediate consequence of a theorem, either scientific, or philosophical and theological, such as the Moral Argument).