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Hume on Miracles: Would It Take a Miracle to Believe in a Miracle?
The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 2007AbstractGiven Hume's theory of belief and belief production it is no small task to explain how it is possible for a belief in a miracle to be produced. I argue that belief in a miracle cannot be produced through Hume's standard causal mechanisms and that although education, passion, and testimony initially seem to be promising mechanisms for producing ...
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2004
AbstractThis section has suffered from its own success. In the first place, it has been so frequently anthologised in collections of readings in the philosophy of religion that it is most frequently read out of context. Restoring it to its place within David Hume's wider argument aids in understanding the argument itself, and in assessing both its ...
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AbstractThis section has suffered from its own success. In the first place, it has been so frequently anthologised in collections of readings in the philosophy of religion that it is most frequently read out of context. Restoring it to its place within David Hume's wider argument aids in understanding the argument itself, and in assessing both its ...
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Southern Medical Journal, 2007
Based on arguments from theology and the philosophy of science, a miracle may be defined as: (1) a real, individual event, the occurrence of which must be (or must have been), at least in principle, susceptible to empirical verification; (2) an event which must be extremely unusual or historically unprecedented from the perspective of empirical ...
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Based on arguments from theology and the philosophy of science, a miracle may be defined as: (1) a real, individual event, the occurrence of which must be (or must have been), at least in principle, susceptible to empirical verification; (2) an event which must be extremely unusual or historically unprecedented from the perspective of empirical ...
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Asia-Pacific Population Journal, 1999
Over the past 30 years Asia and the Pacific region has stood out to the rest of the world as a model of development. Stunning economic growth accompanied by huge investments in health education significantly contributed to reduced infant child and maternal deaths smaller family size higher living standards and significant improvement in the status of ...
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Over the past 30 years Asia and the Pacific region has stood out to the rest of the world as a model of development. Stunning economic growth accompanied by huge investments in health education significantly contributed to reduced infant child and maternal deaths smaller family size higher living standards and significant improvement in the status of ...
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2018
In this essay, James Edward Ford III addresses Du Bois’s extensive use of poetry in Black Reconstruction in America, 1860–1880, particularly the multilevel argumentation through form and content that allows the poetry closing each chapter to act as a door allowing concepts to flow between disparate modes of articulation.
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In this essay, James Edward Ford III addresses Du Bois’s extensive use of poetry in Black Reconstruction in America, 1860–1880, particularly the multilevel argumentation through form and content that allows the poetry closing each chapter to act as a door allowing concepts to flow between disparate modes of articulation.
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Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 2002
had a very supportive wife, Carolyn, who stood by him at every point in life. Both were CPA accountants, although Carolyn had not been working for many years due to the success of their business and the hiring of more staff. They owned a very nice house in an attractively affluent neighborhood. Both were graduates of a nationally known Bible school and
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had a very supportive wife, Carolyn, who stood by him at every point in life. Both were CPA accountants, although Carolyn had not been working for many years due to the success of their business and the hiring of more staff. They owned a very nice house in an attractively affluent neighborhood. Both were graduates of a nationally known Bible school and
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