"This is thus"
Appeals to demonstratives are either the key to solving lots of philosophical mysteries or the biggest cheat ever. Not sure which.
This is the Name of This Blog
A Reflection of Its Negation
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
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About Me
- Name: Trent Dougherty
- Location: New York, United States
I'm a Philosophy professor at Baylor University. While a grad student in Philosophy at the University of Rochester I blended the work of my mentors there: Henry Kyburg, Richard Feldman and Earl Conee, and Ed Wierenga. The upshot is the application of a probabilistic theory of evidence applied to religion. I've got a great wife and four great kids who hike and bike and ski with me, kayak and canoe too.
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