The most general argument for Color Irrealism/Eliminativism is addressed to the ordinary conception of color (and the use of ordinary color terms).
In its most general form, the argument from moral normativity is: #A human experience of morality is observed.
Most of Rizvi's general arguments against religion are familiar, from Bertrand Russell's famous essay "Why I Am Not a Christian" to the popular books by the contemporary atheists Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins.
Arguments at the most general level for the intelligibility of the void and its relation to the possibility of motion were inconclusive.
This question invites a priori answers, and Timaeus' arguments about the most general features of the universe as a whole (for example, why it exists, why it is alive and intelligent, why it is unique, why it is shaped and composed as it is) are derived wholly a priori.
This text consists for the most part of a series of short discussions of pairs of standardly opposed moral properties, e.g., the good and the bad, the just and the unjust, the most general pattern being a series of arguments to show on the one hand that the opposed properties are in fact identical, followed by a series to show that on the other they are non-identical.
It is ironic that Mr. Dallek's argument, taken in its most general form, will be congenial to those who see arms control negotiations as a sham reflecting a need to respond to irrational public opinion.
By this way of Analysis we may proceed from Compounds to Ingredients, and from Motions to the Forces producing them; and in general, from Effects to their Causes, and from particular Causes to more general ones, till the Argument end in the most general.
Respondent's argument, however, would require a much larger inferential leap with only the most general of international law principles to support it.
This one is the most general".
