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Alvin Carl Plantinga (n. 15 noiembrie 1932, Ann Arbor, Michigan, SUA) este filozof analitic american. Este cunoscut pentru lucrările sale filozofice în filosofia religiei, epistemologie, metafizică și apologetică creștină . Ca orice creștin (și ca orice teist) cred că lumea a fost creată de Dumnezeu și prin urmare este ...
Alvin Plantinga) asserted the validity of a second form of Anselm’s argument. This hinges upon “necessary existence,” a property with even higher value than “existence.” A being that necessarily exists cannot coherently be thought not to exist. And so God, as the unsurpassably perfect being,… Read More
Alvin Plantinga swings around Kant's object by showing how necessity is a property, and that Existence is not. Necessity does not entail existence. Necessity just means that if something exists, it exists in all possible worlds. Numbers have this property.
Alvin C. Plantinga is the 2017 Templeton Prize Laureate, the inaugural holder of the Jellema Chair in Philosophy at Calvin College, the John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame, and a member of the Board of Advisors for the Center on Culture and Civil Society at the Independent Institute. He received his Ph.D. in philosophy from Yale University. Professor
24 de may. de 2023 · Alvin Plantinga is one of contemporary Christian philosophy’s most recognized and cited authors. He has spent five decades teaching, writing, and crafting philosophical arguments from a Christian worldview. His wide-ranging yet refined defenses of the Christian faith have made him one of the most important thinkers in Christian evangelicalism.
Alvin Carl Plantinga (Ann Arbor, 15. 11. 1932. – ), američki analitički filozof i jedan od vodećih predstavnika suvremene kršćanske filozofije.. Studirao je na koledžima Jamestown i Calvin (uključujući dva semestra na Harvardu) od 1949. do 1954. godine, a postdiplomske studije započeo je na Univerzitetu u Michiganu i doktorirao 1958. na Univerzitetu Yale.
5 de ago. de 2012 · Plantinga pretends that natural selection is blind to belief content, but of course it isn’t. Selection weeds out neural structures that give rise to false beliefs (not always, but often enough). As soon as belief directs action, natural selection can kick in to weed out beliefs (usually false ones) that are not conducive to an organism’s survival and reproduction.
