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God, Mind, and Logical Space

Part of the Palgrave Frontiers in Philosophy of Religion Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137280329

ISBN: 978-1-349-44763-3

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 13, 2015

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Introduction

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 1 –6

[The phrase “logical space” is one of the most frequently occurring phrases in contemporary philosophy. Countless times in the context of a philosophical debate or discussion we say something to the effect that a certain position on a certain issue is possible or makes sense for someone to hold —...
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What Is Logical Space?

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 9 –16

[As pointed out in the introduction, the phrase “logical space” is extremely frequent in philosophical discussions, yet one hardly finds any article or monograph dedicated to the notion of logical space itself, except when it is taken as synonymous with the space of possible worlds. Wittgenstein,...
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“Life” in Logical Space

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 17 –43

[Many debates in philosophy and especially outside it, in the public arena, are about whether something or other exists. God is the best example for the debates in the public arena. Debates between theists and atheists who are not philosophers many times end up in overheated and bitter quarrels,...
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Folded Logical Space

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 47 –72

[As mentioned in the introduction to Chapter 3, public space is rife with debates over whether some particular thing or other exists. In recent years the USA and the UK have witnessed the emergence of a very visible and quite vocal group of scientist and media people whose main purpose is...
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Logical Spillover

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 73 –97

[In this chapter I focus on a different ways in which logical regions can interact. If folded logical space was the idea that some regions overlap via transistence or transistent causation, the idea of logical spillover is that the way things stand within one region, R, will force us to draw...
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Logical Pantheism

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 101 –126

[My aim in this chapter is to analyze some modal metaphysical and epistemological problems connected to the famous ontological or a priori argument for the existence of God, due to Anselm of Canterbury. The solution to various problems that arise will be the view that God is identical to Logical...
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Historical Precedents

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 127 –139

[In this chapter I will briefly discuss the similarities and differences between the classical theist conception of God and God conceived as identical to Logical Space, after which I will offer a few examples of historical precedents to this view. I do not claim that these historical precedents...
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Solutions

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 140 –163

[In this chapter I will present some advantages of Logical Pantheism when it comes to solving some problems that typically haunt classical Theism. The most important of these is the problem of evil, in its various versions. I will point out that Logical Pantheism is able to deal with both the...
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Objections

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 164 –176

[In this final chapter I will consider a selection of objections that have been raised to Logical Pantheism during the period when I had a chance to present the view to various audiences, to philosophers and non-philosophers of a variety of cultural and religious backgrounds. Common to all...
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Afterword: “A God of Garbage”?

Aranyosi, István

Pages: 177 –180

[Wherever I gave a talk based on the main ideas of Logical Pantheism the questions-and-answers period that followed turned into heated discussion. People of various professional and cultural backgrounds in diverse geographical locations, such as Oxford, Istanbul, and Singapore, got quite excited...

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