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Subject: Huh

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David
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Date Posted: 04/16/02 2:12am
In reply to: Damoclese 's message, "Like This" on 04/15/02 3:58pm

>>True, but all the first line says is, “If God exists, then
>>he exists necessarily.” That does not presuppose
>>the existence of God. Is the premise false? If you
>>think it is, I would like to know exactly why it is false.

Maybe it's just me but I don't understand what “If God exists, then he exists necessarily." means... Did you prove this statement? Seems to me like a bit of logical trickery designed to get your desired conclusion.

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A response. Wade A. Tisthammer 04/16/02 10:47am

Christian God is greatest possible? -- David, 04/16/02 1:20pm

Perhaps, but that would require an additional case. -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 04/16/02 2:37pm

Hm? -- David, 04/16/02 9:50pm

Definitions. -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 04/18/02 12:24pm

Relevence? -- David, 04/18/02 9:17pm

To me you are correct Dave. -- Don, 06/ 7/02 7:31pm
Yes. -- Wade A. Tisthammer, 06/21/02 3:52pm

response -- drago, 06/ 3/02 1:48pm

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>>>True, but all the first line says is, “If God >exists, then >>>he exists necessarily.” That does not presuppose >>>the existence of God. Is the premise false? If you >>>think it is, I would like to know exactly why it is >false. > >Maybe it's just me but I don't understand what “If God >exists, then he exists necessarily." means... Did you >prove this statement? Seems to me like a bit of >logical trickery designed to get your desired >conclusion.

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