On 4/27/2018 3:20 AM, Bruno Marchal wrote:
Also false: I use faith to distinguish the truth we suspect and hope for, and the truth we verify or prove in some theory. Of course, in “serious metaphysics”, the term are made more precise. You need already faith to believe the sun will rise tomorrow, but in the everyday life we just forget this, and wisely so. Yet in metaphysics we have to be more careful and precise.
You forget the faith that distinguishes the falsehoods we hope for from the truths we'd rather not believe but which the evidence points to.
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