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Saturday, May 10, 2008
Damned if you do, and damned if you don't
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Why do many people feel that everlasting punishment is unjust? 1.One factor may be social conditioning. In modern penology, there’s a correl...
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Friday, May 09, 2008
Frankfurt-Examples and Moral Responsibility
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When Reppert gives links for arguments I give links for counter-arguments. Robert Allen discusses criticisms of Frankfurt counter-examples: ...
Christian mourning
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“I was also intrigued by Georges Rey's paper ‘Meta-atheism: Religious Avowal as Self-Deception.’ Many of us skeptics have had occasion t...
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Christianity & Libertarianism
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I propose three brief arguments against the conjunction of some fairly basic, historic, and (mainly) uncontroversial Christian doctrines wit...
Time & crime
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victor reppert said... “Second, you mentioned a murderous child molester and you ask if I think it deserves an infinite punishment. The answ...
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Frankfurt counterexamples
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Victor Reppert: “I must say I don't understand the fuss about Frankfurt's counterexamples…Look, don't these examples all founder...
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Thursday, May 08, 2008
Pity party
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john w. loftus said... “Some of the most mean spirited people on the web toward us apostates are Calvinists.” Assuming, for the sake of argu...
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Birds of a feather
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“I will call no being good who is not what I mean when I apply that epithet to my fellow creatures; and if such a creature can sentence me t...
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Arminianism and the Problem of Evil
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(I actually think Arminianism has many problems of evil. This post is meant to take one of their objections to Calvinism and apply it to the...
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Theological determinism
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VICTOR REPPERT SAID: “Is there something wrong with the definition here?” I didn’t bother to take issue with Hasker’s definition. I could qu...
Victor Reppert vs. C.S. Lewis
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Reppert: Thirdly, while I do understand hell as a possible outcome so long as people continue to disobey and God, out of respect for their ...
But Bill Hasker Said So
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Victor Reppert wrote: Here is Hasker's definition of determinism: Determinism: For every event which happens, there are previous events ...
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Wednesday, May 07, 2008
The Lady or the Tiger?
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Defining causes and determinism: Does God cause sin? Here is Hasker's definition of determinism: Determinism: For every event which happ...
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Modus Ponens & Apathy
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Modus Ponens and Incompatibilism The argument for incompatibilism is really very simple. 1) I am not responsible for the eternal decrees of ...
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The Old Serpent
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Genesis 3:1-5 1Now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the field that the LORD God had made. He said to the woman, ...
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Tuesday, May 06, 2008
Clicking Into Place
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I know I said my next post would be on statistics that seem to make sense but are really irrational, and I am halfway through that post. But...
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Monday, May 05, 2008
Does Reppert weep crocodile tears?
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Back to Reppert: “I think you are making a mistake. You assume that if I accept Hasker's argument for incompatibilism of free will and d...
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The Great Link
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It’s difficult to pin Reppert down. That’s because Reppert isn’t from these here parts. If you take the Gamma Quadrant exit, then take the n...
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Sunday, May 04, 2008
The Three Prisoners Problem
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One thing that can be both a blessing and a curse about my nature is that I am often able to find ways to keep myself awake almost all night...
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Disillusioned with Dis
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And here the Marquis de Sade was so looking forward to hell. Like any good French Catholic, he knew his way around Dante’s Inferno. The Purg...
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