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- adverb In an
unpreventable manner.
Etymologies
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Examples
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'God exists' does not have the force and clarity of a logical theorem; rather, it entails that there is something existing eternally, uncausably, and unpreventably and is God.
Is Anselm's "ontological" argument ontological? Mike L 2006
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In particular, to say that God necessarily exists is not to imply that 'God does not exist' entails a contradiction; it is rather to imply that, given the sort of thing God would be, God exists eternally, uncausably, and unpreventably if at all.
Archive 2006-10-01 Mike L 2006
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It means that if anything could be God, then there is a God that exists eternally, uncausably, and unpreventably.
Archive 2006-10-01 Mike L 2006
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It means that if anything could be God, then there is a God that exists eternally, uncausably, and unpreventably.
The Dissonance of Humility Mike L 2006
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In particular, to say that God necessarily exists is not to imply that 'God does not exist' entails a contradiction; it is rather to imply that, given the sort of thing God would be, God exists eternally, uncausably, and unpreventably if at all.
The Dissonance of Humility Mike L 2006
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'God exists' does not have the force and clarity of a logical theorem; rather, it entails that there is something existing eternally, uncausably, and unpreventably and is God.
Archive 2006-07-01 Mike L 2006
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