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PHL235H1 Lecture : PHL235H1 Fall 2011 Sept. 16 Notes

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20 Oct 2011
School
UTSG
Department
Philosophy
Course
PHL235H1
Professor
Elmar J.Kremer

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General: weekly notes and textbook are the minimum to be read; accompanying readings (available on chass) technically optional questions in weekly notes resemble those that might be found on midterm. God is trustworthy it is possible to recognize god"s messages. evidence) ex: koran too beautiful to be written by humans, t/f god exists. 2 in weekly notes: when might we reasonably believe that a message partial answer: miracles could be evidence (but miracles will be explored comes from god? later)

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The rider will of course leave the walker behind. Catherine maytether the horse and continue on foot. When Jason reaches thehorse, he mounts it, rides past Catherine and tethers the horsefurther on and continues walking. When Catherine reaches the horse,she mounts it and rides past Jason. This alternation ofriding/walking continues until the entire team (Catherine, Jasonand the horse) cross the finish line.

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