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cannot be true, and if one
cannot know
something that is not true,
noncognitivism implies that
moral knowledge is impossible. Non-cognitivism entails...
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Theological noncognitivism is the non-theist
position that
religious language,
particularly theological terminology such as 'God', is not intelligible...
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Verificationism Lindsay 2015, p. 73 Conifer,
Theological Noncognitivism: "Theological
noncognitivism is
usually taken to be the view that the
sentence 'God...
- as "God" and
statements such as "God is all-powerful."
Theological noncognitivism holds that the
statement "God exists" does not
express a proposition...
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error theory (or
moral nihilism),
epistemological moral skepticism, and
noncognitivism. All
three of
these theories reach the same conclusions,
which are:...
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twentieth century, R. M. Hare was an
important advocate of
expressivism /
noncognitivism. Hare's view is
called prescriptivism because he
analyzed moral sentences...
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Antireligion Anti-clericalism
Nontheistic religions Pantheism Theological noncognitivism Transtheism Criticism of
religion Freethought Parody religion Secular...
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Buddhism Indifferentism Nontheism Postchristianity Post-theism
Theological noncognitivism Sean
Phillips (November 7, 2013). "Apatheism:
Should we care whether...
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gambit Atheist's
Wager Evil Free will ****
Inconsistent revelations Nonbelief Noncognitivism Occam's
razor Omnipotence Poor
design Russell's teapot...
- as "God" and
statements such as "God is all-powerful."
Theological noncognitivism holds that the
statement "God exists" does not
express a proposition...
