(July 23, 2012 at 12:19 am)RaphielDrake Wrote: Paris is the capital of France and Paris has a population of over two million.
Therefore, Paris has a population of over two million."
I meant the structures and rules, not the actual propositions, thanks though
I know the basics (Simon Blackburn's 'think' and some further internet research) but I was wondering if anyone on here was well-versed in it. I can do basic truth expressions, existential and universal qualifiers and conjunctions, as well as stuff like bracketed operations, truth grids and argument formation in true structure but that's really all and the rest is escaping me. If anyone at all knows beyond this then could someone either help me or direct me towards a book that teaches it specifically?
Religion is an attempt to answer the philosophical questions of the unphilosophical man.
