Sentence examples for indubitable existence from inspiring English sources
Lars Gustafsson's Historien med hunden, set in Austin, Texas, was a metaphysical thriller about the existence--or nonexistence--of God (and the indubitable existence of evil).
It is indubitable that the existence of solutions for split Nash equilibrium problems is always the crux of the matter for solving these problems.
Intuitive cognition is the immediate and indubitable awareness of the existence of a thing.
The fact that I cannot offer indubitable proof of my existence to an ant is not the ant's fault.
An apologist/atheist might imagine a god who can offer indubitable proof of God's existence.
While a doubt (and a doctrine) this radical might lead one to despair of ever achieving sure knowledge, for Descartes, it was the catalyst for his discovery of the cogito, and with it, his first indubitable truth the truth of his own existence.
As mentioned above, Descartes' meditator uses the proposition that there is thinking occurring, to which she purportedly has immediate (indubitable) introspective access, to establish her own existence with certainty.
Wolff's thought experiment is Cartesian in design, insofar as he recognizes the existence of his soul to be an indubitable fact of reality, similar to what Descartes claims to discover in his Meditations on First Philosophy.
A percept, he tells us, "is what is most indubitable in our knowledge of the world" (Russell 1927b, 105).
Qualia are irrevocable and indubitable.
