Repetition

Contents: CHAPTER 1 - When Words Mean Less Than They Do __ CHAPTER 2 - Potential Damage __ CHAPTER 3 - A Good God and an Arbitrary World __ CHAPTER 4 - Could a Completely Determined Creature Know? __ CHAPTER 5 - Telling Stories in the Pursuit of Truth __ CHAPTER 6 - Self Understanding for Perceptive People. Chapters 1-4 discuss the problem of evil, the nature of goodness, and the nature of God. Chapter 5 describes one way one might answer the question,“How do we tell what is true?” Chapter 6 hopes to speak to the person seeing a five hundred piece puzzle when everyone else sees a twenty-five piece puzzle. Chapters 1-3 touch on arguments from the author’s previous book, Significance, and chapter 5 is very much dependent on David Wolfe’s Epistemology: The Justification of Belief, thus the title, Repetition.