CRITICISMS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF COMPLEXITY ON WILLIAM ROWE'S EVIDENTIAL ARGUMENT

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HOJJATI MOGHADDAM HAKIME; ALIZAMANI AMIRABBAS

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Journal: PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS Year:2014 | Volume:9 | Issue:24 Page(s): 103-126

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CRITICISMS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF COMPLEXITY ON WILLIAM ROWE'S EVIDENTIAL ARGUMENT

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HOJJATI MOGHADDAM HAKIME | ALIZAMANI AMIRABBAS | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

NOSEEUM INFERENCEQ2

INSCRUTABLE EVILSQ2

COMPLEXITYQ2

COMPLEXITY OF HISTORYQ2

CONSEQUENTIAL COMPLEXITYQ2

ALTERNATIVE EVENTQ2

COMPLEX GOODSQ2

Abstract

The present paper is intended to examine the two criticisms raised against William Rowe's evidential argument. The common aspect between these two criticisms is that, both of them are built on the concept of "complexity". The first one is Kirk Durston's, which refers to the complex intertwined historical combination of numerous accidents and events and attempts to prove that ignorance of the good related to some evils is due to the COMPLEXITY of historical events and it does not mean that such evils are exorbitant as it is stated by William Rowe. The second criticism that, proposed by Daniel Howard Schneider, emphasizes, by expounding the concept of complex good, on the point that the mysteriousness of some good prevents their full recognition by the human cognitive faculty and consequently, would seems as if some of the evils in the world have no good end.

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HOJJATI MOGHADDAM, HAKIME, & ALIZAMANI, AMIRABBAS. (2014). CRITICISMS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF COMPLEXITY ON WILLIAM ROWE'S EVIDENTIAL ARGUMENT. PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS, 9(24), 103-126. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/207868/en

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HOJJATI MOGHADDAM HAKIME, ALIZAMANI AMIRABBAS. CRITICISMS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF COMPLEXITY ON WILLIAM ROWE'S EVIDENTIAL ARGUMENT. PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS[Internet]. 2014;9(24):103-126. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/207868/en

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HAKIME HOJJATI MOGHADDAM, and AMIRABBAS ALIZAMANI, “CRITICISMS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF COMPLEXITY ON WILLIAM ROWE'S EVIDENTIAL ARGUMENT,” PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS, vol. 9, no. 24, pp. 103–126, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/207868/en

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