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Finitism is a
philosophy of
mathematics that
accepts the
existence only of
finite mathematical objects. It is best
understood in
comparison to the mainstream...
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establish temporal finitism. He was
followed by many
others including St. Bonaventure. Philoponus'
arguments for
temporal finitism were severalfold. Contra...
- (1884–1953)
defended theistic finitism in his book A
Philosophy of Religion,
published in 1940.
Brightman stated that
theistic finitism began with
Plato and he...
- ultraintuitionism,
strict formalism,
strict finitism, actualism, predicativism, and
strong finitism) is a form of
finitism and intuitionism.
There are various...
- chain, and so are all impossible.
Causal finitism could plausibly imply the
discreteness of time,
temporal finitism,
infinitely large spatial regions, and...
- it—essentially, the
evidential problem of evil. The book
argues for
theistic finitism.
Kushner proposes a
finite God
solution to the
problem of evil. God is...
- over
whether the
universe had a
finite or
infinite past (see
Temporal finitism). The
philosophy of
Aristotle held that the
universe had an
infinite past...
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Eviternity Kalpa Philosophical presentism Planck epoch Time
perception Temporal finitism Wheel of time
Boethius (523), book 5,
prose §. 6, quote: "Aeternitas igitur...
- constructivism.
These include the
program of
intuitionism founded by Brouwer, the
finitism of
Hilbert and Bernays, the
constructive recursive mathematics of Shanin...
- mathematicism, logicism, formalism, conventionalism, intuitionism, constructivism,
finitism, structuralism,
embodied mind
theories (Aristotelian realism, psychologism...
