- and
criteria to
evaluate arguments.
Deductive arguments can be valid, and the
valid ones can be sound: in a
valid argument,
premises necessitate the...
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inferences or
arguments.
Reasoning is the
activity of
drawing inferences.
Arguments are the
outward expression of inferences. An
argument is a set of premises...
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subsequent re****ation of that
false argument ("knock down a
straw man"),
instead of the opponent's proposition.
Straw man
arguments have been used
throughout history...
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ontological argument (i.e. analyticity, necessity, and a priority) are
found in all
ontological arguments and, in his 2007 work
Ontological Arguments and Belief...
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cosmological arguments.
Other arguments for the
existence of God have been
proposed by St. Anselm, who
formulated the
first ontological argument;
Thomas Aquinas...
- target's own
beliefs and
arguments against them,
while not
agreeing with the
validity of
those beliefs and
arguments. Ad
hominem arguments were
first studied...
- The
argument of
periapsis (also
called argument of
perifocus or
argument of pericenter),
symbolized as ω (omega), is one of the
orbital elements of an...
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direct arguments for
atheism aim at
showing theism fails on its own terms,
while indirect arguments are
those inferred from
direct arguments in favor...
- viae.
These arguments feature only a
posteriori arguments,
rather than
literal reading of holy texts. He sums up his
teleological argument as follows:...
- two, or
three arguments. A
predicate and its
arguments form a predicate-
argument structure. The
discussion of
predicates and
arguments is ****ociated most...
