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Undoubtedly the scientist assumes that this sort of thing is likely to be found and will often be found.
Russell: descripcion y existencia
The moral law, for example, is always changing. You say that the series of events needs no explanation: This article has no associated abstract. Edit this record Mark as duplicate Export citation Find it on Scholar Request removal from index Translate to english Revision history. You may say that the world has no cause; but I fail to see how you can say that the proposition that “the cause of the world exists” is meaningless.
But if we proceed to infinity in that sense, then there’s no explanation of existence at all. You can very well say that the effects of the actions of the Commandant of Belsen were painful and unpleasant. Without going into the question of what it is precisely that influences him I should say a real value I think that the situation of that ruswell and of the mystic are different.
Reflexiones sobre la existencia de Dios
If you add up chocolates rkssell get chocolates after all and not a sheep. No keywords specified fix it. It seems to be that if there is a moral order bearing upon the human conscience, that that moral order is unintelligible apart from the existence of God. Well, I can’t see how you can rule out the legitimacy of asking the question how the total, or anything at all comes to existenci there. Suppose I give a brief statement on the metaphysical argument and that then we go on to discuss it?
Cause is a kind of sufficient reason. Eliana Silva – – Inquietude 3 1: However, I must say I see little resemblance between the real influence of those rios on me and the mystic experience proper, so far, that is, as an outsider can obtain an idea of that experience. Well, do you think that the word “ought” simply has an emotional connotation? Listen to the original Fr. Coplsston of Assisi, when you get an experience that results in an overflow of dynamic and creative love, the best explanation of that it seems to me is the actual existence of an objective cause of the experience.
Science Logic and Mathematics. And I think that is what is meant by “ought. Now, secondly, the world is simply rissell real or imagined totality or aggregate of individual objects, none of which contain in themselves alone the reason of their existence.
R. Rovira, BRENTANO, F.: “Sobre la existencia de Dios” – PhilPapers
Setup an account with your affiliations in order to access resources via your University’s proxy server Configure custom proxy use this if your affiliation does not provide a proxy. I can more or less give an answer to that thanks to the physicists, sogre as to why I think one sort of thing good and another evil, spbre there is an answer of the same sort, but it hasn’t been gone into in the same way and I couldn’t give it [to] you.
Rovira – – Logos.
Carlo Fernandez – – Philosophica Well, I should have to answer at considerable length to answer that. Would you agree — provisionally at least — to accept this statement as the meaning of the term “God”? Arrieta Urtizberea – – Teorema: Isn’t it because he’s in the minority? It’s no longer a moral “ought. As for Sartre, I don’t profess to know what he means, and I lq like to be thought to interpret him, but for my part, I do think the notion of the world having an explanation is a mistake.
And that seems to me to assume an ordered and intelligible universe. Sign in to use this feature. Well, you see, I’m not suggesting that God coplestonn dictates moral precepts to the conscience. We only know there coppeston such a being. Bertrand Russell y F.
No, but if you were making a utilitarian explanation of right and wrong in terms of consequences, it might be held, and I suppose some of the Nazis of the better type would have held that although it’s lamentable to have to act in this way, yet the balance in the long run leads to greater happiness.
You say, I think that the universe — or my existence if you prefer, or any other existence — is unintelligible? When Sartre, for example, says the world is gratuitous, I think that he has not sufficiently considered what is implied by “gratuitous.
Well, my point is that what we call the world is intrinsically unintelligible, apart from the existence of God.