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I think a more fundamental and seldom-agreed-upon question is what constitutes substance in the first place. I would argue that it’s very rare to find an answe
by TimTheTinker 6y ago
I think a more fundamental and seldom-agreed-upon question is what constitutes substance in the first place.
I would argue that it’s very rare to find an answer that is truly coherent in that it corresponds to reality, is internally consistent, and doesn’t devolve into absurdity (turtles all the way down, etc.). I only know of one, and it’s rooted in the Christian worldview.
- hitekker 6y agoDo you mind telling us what that non-recursive substance is?
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoI'm not the one you're asking, but try "He Is There And He Is Not Silent", by Francis Schaeffer.