Sentence examples for a logical proof from inspiring English sources

Realize that all statements made in a logical proof will end up becoming a logically-equivalent statement (or a statement that is always assumed to be true no matter what condition it ends up being at the end).

"I quite agree that my argument against Darwinism does not add up to a logical proof," he says — though he continues to believe that Darwinian paths to irreducible complexity are exceedingly unlikely.

But this would not impress Zeno, who, as a paid up Parmenidean, held that many things are not as they appear: it may appear that Diogenes is walking or that Atalanta is running, but appearances can be deceptive and surely we have a logical proof that they are in fact not moving at all.

Behe has acknowledged using "sloppy prose," and that his "argument against Darwinism does not add up to a logical proof".

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Therefore, early GSH depletion kinetics (0 1 hour) may provide a logical proof on whether treatment with Pleurotus ostreatus prevents the metabolic activation of APAP or not.

Ann Coulter crops up in the index, but one looks in vain for the name of a great religious thinker like Karl Barth, who saw theology as an effort to understand what faith has given, not a quest for logical proof.

Dodgson's last work was an elegant, incomplete logical proof of the impossibility of the doctrine of hell.

"How could you, a mathematician devoted to reason and logical proof. . .

Webster's defines "faith" as a "belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence".

In some cases, we may be able to rely on theoretical guarantees — mathematical or logical proof that AI is incapable of making a specific error — but such situations are rare.