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If p, then q. p. q.
Argument type
If p, the q. Not q. Not p.
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2 Fundamental things in universe
Type of Dualism
1 Fundmental thing, but 2 properties
Type of Dualism
Form exists with actuality
Matter and Form
Form exists with Matter
Matter and Form
To know things by experience
Hume
To know things through logical think
Hume
These states is intentional
Physical or Mental
These states are not intentional
Physical or Mental
The Pegasus argument
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iff it is impossible for premises to be true but conclusion false.
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iff it is valid and its premises are true
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All concepts are derived from experience
Empiricism
Everything we know is from experience
Empiricism
If God exists, then there is no free action.
Determinism
The Future will resemble the past.
Laws and Principles
If all events are determined, there are no free actions
Determinism Argument
There is free will
Determinism
Not all events are determined
Determinism
No free will.
Determinism
Problem for Indeterminism
Determinism
A free action is an event that is determined by another event: the agent's free choice
Determinism
If S acts freely, then S could have done otherwise
Determinism Argument
Agent is responsible for action only if agent could have done otherwise
Determinism Argument
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