Ruse Flashcards

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How does R refute P’s “R’s definition of sci as repeatable/law governed is wrong”

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Yes BBang is unique, but components that make up unique phenomena give us a close enough picture (meteor strike dinosaurs)

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How does R describe methodological naturalism? (mn) how isn’t mn atheistic?

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mn= working philosophy of scitist, assumes universe is lawful and we can understand these laws without a causal God. mn does not answer the question of god’s existence alone.

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R refuting P’s “there is no law only regularity”

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Even if those regularities came to be known as results of deist, theological, or other philosophical presuppositions, they work, and therefore are compatible with mn

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R refute P’s objection that sci definition is not exclusive but still must include mn?

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Evo sci has become a full p over time, but its failings do not disprove mn. It works.

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R refutes P’s objection of a mere definition of sci excluding God:

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Sci does not include mn by R’s definition; neither was R’s definition intended rigorously. Sci, when judged by sci standards, includes mn

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R countering sci stop

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P presupposes theism and ignores the sci data when he says that current paradigms are fruitless

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R refutes P’s “Augustinian sci” idea

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Asci takes the legitimacy of nsci for granted by co-opting “sci”. McMullin says Asci presupposes a faith that only is enabled by grace, and it is dangerous if Asci is taken as legitimately and universally as nsci.

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