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Mind, 1982
In his article, 'Personal Identity', Richard Swinburne defends a thesis that has been advocated previously by Bishop Butler and by Thomas Reid, namely that personal identity is something ultimate and unanalyzable, which cannot be said to 'consist' in anything beyond itself.l (I shall call this the 'irreducibility thesis').
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In his article, 'Personal Identity', Richard Swinburne defends a thesis that has been advocated previously by Bishop Butler and by Thomas Reid, namely that personal identity is something ultimate and unanalyzable, which cannot be said to 'consist' in anything beyond itself.l (I shall call this the 'irreducibility thesis').
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Has Plantinga “buried” Mackie’s logical argument from evil?
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2014Anders Kraal, Kraal Anders
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Sympathy for the Error Theorist: Parfit and Mackie
Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 2013David Phillips
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