G.E. Moore

Intuition is the only valid basis for holding and asserting self-evident propositions.

Intuition is the only valid basis for holding and asserting self-evident propositions.

We can rationally believe both ourselves and God to be mental in nature from a practical point of view.

There is no viable conception of vector properties on which vector properties are both necessarily extrinsic and capable of being fundamental

Any theory that explains 'good' as an optative in unasserted contexts would render obviously valid arguments invalid by treating them as equivocal

The question 'Can God know all the places of the expansion of π?' is strictly senseless.

There is no viable conception of vector properties on which vector properties are both necessarily extrinsic and capable of being fundamental

The question 'Can God know all the places of the expansion of π?' is strictly senseless.

We can rationally believe both ourselves and God to be mental in nature from a practical point of view.