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Playing the Links
Here are a few recent posts worth checking out: Victor Reppert has a post entitled “Dawkins on C. S. Lewis and the trilemma.” Go to his blog here, scroll down some, and check it out. At th… more →
SUMMA PHILOSOPHIAE
Reichenbach, 1956. The Direction of Time.
philosophiend wrote 5 months ago: II. The Time Order of Mechanics. 2. The Qualitative Properties of Time, p. 19-24. To establish that … more →
Reichenbach, Hans, 1956. The Direction of Time.
philosophiend wrote 5 months ago: I. Introduction 1. The Emotive Significance of Time p 1-17. Reichenbach sketches many of the common … more →
A Medieval Way of Talking about the Past and Future
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daviskuykendall wrote 1 year ago: One issue important to both the philosophy of language and the philosophy of time is how statements … more →
Growing block, shrinking block, and the conservation of reality
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kenanddot wrote 1 year ago: Ken writes: Philosophers use the image of a growing block to think about the nature of time. It is o … more →
First Time
grantman wrote 2 years ago: By nature of its definition you can only have one, first time. There are no do-overs in … more →
Koan Theory of Time - (P.1)
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Introduction The topic of time has interested many philosophers and thinkers across the ages. There … more →
Playing the Links
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Keith wrote 3 years ago: Here are a few recent posts worth checking out: Victor Reppert has a post entitled “Dawkins on … more →
Presentism and Truthmakers
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Xavier wrote 3 years ago: According to Presentism, whatever exists, exists now, in the present. The past has flowed away and t … more →
Atemporalism & the Argument from Simultaneity
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Xavier wrote 4 years ago: One often repeated argument against atemporalism is the argument from simultaneity (hereafter … more →
Eternity, Divine Knowledge, and Theories of Time
Xavier wrote 3 years ago: The guys over at Prosblogion have been really going at it in a couple of recent posts over the quest … more →
