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Old 09-1-2007, 01:35 PM   #12
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Default Re: [Essay] Descartes' Proof for God

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Is there still any value to analysing the flow of this particular arguement, and considering the potential significance of the portions of it that are valid, whether purposeful or incidental?
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The "meta-discussion" is critical, because the premise to the discussion you wanted rests on whether or not faulty logic can still be useful. I think it can be very useful to examine faulty logic. However, faulty logic isn't useful as far as I can tell.
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