The Logic of God: A Pluralistic Representational Theory of Concepts

Logica Universalis (forthcoming)
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In this paper I present a formalization of the theory of ideal concepts applied to the concept of God. It is done within a version of the Simplest Quantified Modal Logic (SQML) and attempts to solve three meta-problems related to the concept of God: the unicity of extension problem, the homogeneity/heterogeneity problem and the problem of conceptual unity.

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Ricardo Silvestre
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