Sentence examples for argument does not claim from inspiring English sources
Such an argument does not claim that as a necessary condition of this premise there must exist such particulars.
Given that our actual judgments are largely explained by affective responses to rule-prohibited actions, we have to either accept that emotions can justify or "give up the bulk of commonsense morality" (Nichols and Gill 2008: 153) This argument doesn't claim that emotions track moral truth or provide some kind of internalist epistemic justification.
Proponents of calibration arguments do not claim to give an account of how the equivalence relation is determined.
He doesn't claim too much.
We do not claim to have provided knock-down objections to each of these arguments.
But the timing argument for Eulah's right to compensation does not claim that Tom and Beulah's former masters should compensate Tom and Beulah for the harms they suffered because their parents were enslaved.
However Descartes, by endorsing that argument, does not endorse the claim that 'if I can conceive of A's existing without B's existing, then A can exist without B existing'.
It is pretty clear that Plantinga's argument does not show what he claims that it shows.
To be sure, the rebuttal of Strawson's argument does not suffice to establish (Claim 1), but it keeps process philosophy in the running.
