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the apologist then engages in an internal critique of the unbeliever's worldview to show that it is arbitrary, and/or inconsistent with itself, and/or lacking the preconditions for the intelligibility of knowledge and they fail to account for several things that they take for granted (preconditions of intelligibility, ...
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1) of an 'intelligible' reality as a necessary precondition for science. Intelligibility implies that all of reality – not just the bits we need for everyday living — is constructed in such a way that we can make sense of its ...Christianity provides the preconditions of intelligibility for man's experience and reasoning. If Christianity were not true, Atheists could not prove or understand anything. So, how are you so certain you know the mind of god? ...
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... preconditions of science are rooted in christian theism's claims of an infinite, eternal, and personal creator who has carefully ordered the universe and provided man with a mind that corresponds to the universe's intelligibility. ...provide a rational justification for the preconditions on which reality and knowledge are made intelligible? Take, e.g., the laws of logic. What is the nature of the laws of logic? Are they universal and invariant, or manmade convention ...
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francis
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eddie say: That Arabic-sound is actually an ethnic Eurasian chord progression.
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