Sentence examples for validly inferred from inspiring English sources

It was assumed that God's existence must be validly inferred from generally acceptable premises.

It cannot be validly inferred from the idea of an eternal and independent being that there actually is such a being.

This is usually thought to mean something much more general: that no ethical or indeed evaluative conclusion whatsoever may be validly inferred from any set of purely factual premises.

But then no definition of "good" in purely natural terms can succeed, since it cannot capture the term's action-guiding force; nor can an evaluative conclusion be validly inferred from premises none of which have such force.

For example, knowledge that \(Y\) can be validly inferred from \(X\) does not license one to believe \(Y\) if one believes \(X\); it may be more rational to abandon one's belief in \(X\), or to take up a sceptical position towards both \(X\) and \(Y\) (see Harman 1984).

For example: if George W. Bush is the eldest son of the vice-president under Ronald Reagan, and George W. Bush is the current U.S. President, then it can be validly inferred that the eldest son of Reagan's vice-president is the current U.S. President.

The claim is not that one can validly infer God as the cause of theistic religious experience, but that one who participates in such experience is entitled to trust it as a ground for belief.

It does not entail that H can validly infer that S implicated p from (i)–(iii).

She also believes q ⊃ t, and validly infers t from her beliefs that q and q ⊃ t.

The merit of Rindler's interpretation is that it confines the interpretation of Einstein's equation to what we can validly infer from the postulates of special relativity.

So for example if there is a theorem universally quantifying nominal variables, such as '∀a⌈any a is an a⌉', we can validly infer 'any Λ is a Λ' even though the name is empty.