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Problem Of Evil Divine Providence
11,041 wordsAugustineNoverim te, nove rim me: I would know you [God], I would know myself. Augustine wrote these words in one of his earliest works, but they retained their force throughout his lifetime. [ 2 ] The irrefutable solipsism of self confronted with the absolute reality of God, the wholly other: all of Augustine's thought moves between those two poles. But those poles were not far distant from one another, with vast uncharted territory between. Rather, they were elements of an intimate personal re...
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Difference Between Right And Wrong Consequential Ist
1,378 wordsPraise and Blame in World DIn World D, a world in which people recognize that they do not have free will, it is still possible to maintain a system of praise and blame. The implicit assumption is that praise and blame effect actions such that a person praised for an action is more likely to repeat traction while a person blamed for an action is less likely to commit these action again. Such a system, although possible, would look different from the system which exists in the actual world because...
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