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• Polity - ️️law-abiding democracy...and it's possible. (it's actually the best IF all the citizens are well-educated in the business of governing and they take turns governing) • Skepticism: - ️️You should doubt (a few, some, many, all) of the claims people make. • The Anthropological Argument - ️️o Premise: Different societies believe in different values. o Conclusion: Therefore there are no objective values. • The Life of the Philosopher - ️️He gazes upon ...

• Would it be better if there just weren't any predators? (Including better for Mr. Bunny?) - ️️o No, there's a balance in nature such that if you take out a piece the system won't work. (So it would mean there are no bunnies either) • You can have an infinite temporal series of contingent things - like an infinite series of ancestors - but without a necessary being - something that cannot fail to exist - you - ️️can't explain the existence of the whole contingent se...

God and the laws of morality (The Euthyphro dilemma) - ️️God is perfect Goodness, and all value is a reflection of His nature. • Does God conform to an external order of morality or value? • Does God invent morality or value? (Divine Command Theory) • No and NO!!! Why no? - ️️• If He conformed to them, then He'd be limited by them. • If He invented them, o morality would be arbitrary, which is almost unthinkable. o He would transcend them and "good" would mean ...

Augustine def of knowledge vs Descartes' - ️️true belief you get from direct access to the thing known ... Descartes: true belief cannot be doubted (raised bar way higher than Augustine) Two ways to know (following the example of mathematics) - ️️intuition deduction intuition - ️️just "see" intellectively that something is indubitably the case. deduction - ️️move from indubitable premises through indubitable principles to indubitable conclusions. Descartes' vi...