Human Freedom and the Logic of Evil pp 64-71 | Cite as
On the Use of Scientific Arguments
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Abstract
Chapters 6 and 7 describe the human brain and its setting in the process of evolution with a view to illustrating two general claims.
- (i)
That there are some substrata of human freedom which are arguably necessary to that freedom and which are also sufficient for specific examples of natural evil.
- (ii)
That creation is a seamless robe, such that the removal of one aspect of the contingent order of creation could not be achieved without wide-ranging and perhaps incalculable effects.
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Scientific Argument Human Freedom Inflationary Model Anthropic Principle Natural Evil
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© Richard Worsley 1996