#Anyone can do a guide for me? I wanna study logic for understand mõdal logic

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icy whale
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I do not understand so much about logic but i wanna understand this:
Ax. 1. P(φ) ∧ □ ∀x (φ(x) → ψ(x)) → P(ψ)
Ax. 2. P(¬φ) ↔ ¬P(φ)
Th. 1. P(φ) → ◇ ∃x φ(x)
Df. 1. G(x) ↔ ∀φ (P(φ) → φ(x))
Ax. 3. P(G)
Th. 2. ◇ ∃x G(x)
Df. 2. φ ess x ↔ φ(x) ∧ ∀ψ (ψ(x) → □ ∀y (φ(y) → ψ(y)))
Ax. 4. P(φ) → □ P(φ)
Th. 3. G(x) → G ess x
Df. 3. E(x) ↔ ∀φ (φ ess x → □ ∃y φ(y))
Ax. 5. P(E)
Th. 4. □ ∃x G(x)
(I am 8th grade and i dont understand so much about and i know the St Anselm argument)

hazy burrowBOT
errant meadow
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is that arabic?

icy whale
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Its mõdal logic

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A ontological argument for proof that god exisits

crisp pond
errant meadow
icy whale
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But its like the St Anselm argument but "positive property"

errant meadow
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A upside down means “any”

icy whale
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I wanna a guide for study this

crisp pond
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Do you have a link or source?

icy whale
crisp pond
icy whale
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Do you know about the St. Anselm argument?

crisp pond
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No

icy whale
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Ontological argument*

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Search, its very cool. But Kant "refute"

crisp pond
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I can't explain the argument without the context, but ill explain some stuff

Ax -> Axiom
Th -> Theorem
Df -> Definition

P -> need context
phi -> need context
psi -> need context
G -> need context
E -> need context
ess -> need context

◇ -> non standard notation, need context
□ -> non standard notation, need context
∀ -> For all
x -> variable
→ -> implies (if ... then ...)
↔ -> if and only if
∧ > and

icy whale
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Oh

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Ok then

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How i study?

unkempt flax
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if you're interested, forallx is a online open source textbook for learning propositional logic, first order logic and modal logic

unkempt flax
unkempt flax
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knowing the way modal logic works, they probably assumed that few things, and proved that if those things were true, then "god exists"

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some of those assumptions usually look like "everything has a cause" or "time has a beginning"

crisp pond
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Also when studying philosophical arguments I think it is pointless to study arguments using symbolic logic. The argument can be given just aswell in natural language

unkempt flax
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which are kinda stupid ontological apologist arguments imo lmao

crisp pond
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Of course you need to know logic to understand why certain statements follow from others but it is not necessary to represent everything in abstract symbols

unkempt flax
icy whale
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For me the best ontological argument is platinga argument

unkempt flax
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sure

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and you can study that without needing to waste time studying modal logic

icy whale
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But will be good i study modal logic?