Sentence examples for premise 1 from inspiring English sources

His premise 1 is reasonably accurate.

To taste their rigor, sample No. 20, the Argument From the Intolerability of Insignificance, which travels from Premise 1 ("In a million years, nothing that happens now will matter") to Premise 4 ("It is intolerable... that in a million years nothing that happens now will matter") to Premise 8 ("God exists").

Premise (1) is puzzling.

According to premise 1, phenomenal experiences exist.

Premise 1 has been doubted, however.

Premise 1 is therefore a wild overstatement.

Hermeneutic fictionalism presents problems for the justification of premise (1).

Most platonists are already committed to Premise 1.

So our empirical justification for premise 1 is compromised.

One strategy is to reject premise (1) and the standard criterion of ontological commitment discussed above.

Premise 1 presupposes that you should have a probability for God's existence in the first place.