Hence, it is logically consistent to suppose that cotton not burn when it comes into contact with fire.
But then this reporter wanted to know is if it is logically consistent to believe in God and the theory of evolution.
If we observe one million tails, the probability of the hypothesis is very small indeed, but it is not 0, because any number of tails is logically consistent with a high probability of heads.
As absurd as it sounds, including "Crime and Punishment" in the prosecution's evidence is logically consistent with the current arguments for censorship, which revolve around the question of representation, and claim that portraying violence on the page or on the screen is enough to corrupt the audience, regardless of intention or message.
Stanley (2005: 127) defines fallibilism as "the doctrine that someone can know that p, even though their evidence for p is logically consistent with the truth of not-p"; Cohen (1988) defines it as the view that one can know on the basis of non-entailing reasons.
While this is logically consistent with what Mr. Romney has said about his plan, I do not believe that is his intention or what will happen if he is elected president.
Even if one's sensations portray oneself as spatially extended, the idea that one is non-extended (immaterial) is logically consistent with the presence of those sensations or (apparent) perceptual states.
I grudgingly admit that the lack of any exception in the official Republican position on abortion is logically consistent with the "sanctity of all human life" provision.
William L. Rowe has written "granted incompatibilism, there is a fairly compelling argument for the view that the existence of evil is logically consistent with the existence of the theistic God", referring to Plantinga's argument.
The first criterion is logically consistent with Geoffroy St. Hilaire's ' principe des connexions' [ 46].
This result is logically consistent with the concept that some chemicals stimulate both the olfactory and trigeminal systems.
