But it is very implausible that the remedy for moral mistakes is better introspection.
In short, the religious theodicy that we have been considering in this section is very implausible, not only on scientific and historical grounds, but on moral grounds as well.
People may find, of course, that they are still troubled by the existence of specific evils, but this, Plantinga seems to be believe, is a religious problem, and what is called for, he suggests, is not philosophical argument, but "pastoral care" (1974a, 63 4).[1] Plantinga's view here, however, is very implausible.
What if conditions near p had been slightly different?" And one might take it that the lack of normal answers to these questions indicates that it is very implausible that our world, or any remotely like it, is such a time travel universe.
How plausible is this attempt to deflate the significance of the discovery that the subject matter of a particular area is, in Wright's sense, judgement-dependent? Argument as opposed to the trading of intuitions at this level is difficult, but Rosen's claim here is very implausible.
"If you put the data from hypothetical patients into the calculator, you can get results that are very implausible," Nissen said.
"If you put the data from hypothetical patients into the calculator, you can get results that are very implausible," said Cleveland Clinic cardiologist Steven Nissen, who urged the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Assn. to "take a deep breath and take another look at this" before putting the guidelines into widespread practice.
It is very implausible that any of the major adverse events occur in the absence of an intervention.
It was shown that count values higher than 15.000 per minute are very unusual and implausible.
The view that killing is an absolute moral wrong is a very implausible one.
