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    Three indications for the existence of God in causal metaphysics
    International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 66 (1). 2009.
    With the emergence of modern physics a conflict became apparent between the Principle of Sufficient Cause and the Principle of Physical Causal Closure. Though these principles are not logically incompatible, they could no longer be considered to be both true; one of them had to be false. The present paper makes use of this seldom noticed conflict to argue on the basis of considerations of comparative rationality for the truth of causal statements that have at least some degree of philosophico-th…Read more
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    Abstraction and universality in Aquinas, Thomas
    Philosophisches Jahrbuch 101 (1): 22-37. 1994.
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    Review: The Rationality of (A Form of) Relative Identity (review)
    Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 71 (2). 2005.
  • Eine Explikation Des Begriffs Der Zurechnung
    Jahrbuch für Recht Und Ethik 2. 1994.
    This article provides an explication of the concept "imputation". On the one hand, this explication takes account of the common meaning of the concept and its generally intended range of application. On the other hand, it also provides a definition of the meaning of "y is to be imputed to x", which is precise and fruitful . The adequacy of this definition of "imputation" is justified in detail, in the light of the standards for explications. Since the concept "imputation" is a highly complex not…Read more
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    Naturale Psyche: Husserl über die Seele als Naturobjekt
    In Verena Mayer, Christopher Erhard & Marisa Scherini (eds.), Die Aktualität Husserls, Karl Alber. 2011.