Nature's teleological order and God's providence: are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil?
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| adam_text | Titel: Nature s teleological order and God s providence
Autor: Weingartner, Paul
Jahr: 2015
Contents
Preface — XV
1 Whether there can be providence at all? — 1
1.1 Arguments Contra 1
1.1.1 First argument 1
1.1.2 Second argument 1
1.1.3 Third argument 1
1.2 Argument Pro 2
1.3 Proposed Answer — 2
1.3.1 Definition of providence 2
1.3.2 Possibilityof Providence 3
1.3.3 Remark on terminology 3
1.3.4 Resultof chapterl 5
1.4 Answer to the Objections 5
1.4.1 (to 1.1.1)—5
1.4.2 (to 1.1.2) 6
1.4.3 (to 1.1.3) 7
2 Whether providence can be attrlbuted to God? -
2.1 Arguments Contra 8
2.1.1 First argument — 8
2.1.2 Second argument 8
2.2 Argument Pro 8
2.3 Proposed Answer 9
2.3.1 Result of chapter 2 — 10
2.4 Answer to the Objections 11
2.4.1 (to 2.1.1) 11
2.4.2 (to 2.1.2) 11
3 Whether providence is concerned with creation?
3.1 Arguments Contra — 13
3.1.1 First argument — 13
3.1.2 Second argument — 13
3.1.3 Third argument 13
3.2 Argument Pro 14
3.3 Proposed Answer 14
3.3.1 Result of chapter 3 — 15
VI
— Contents
3.4 Answer to the Objections 15
3.4.1 (to 3.1.1) 15
3.4.2 (to 3.1.2) 15
3.4.3 (to 3.1.3) 16
4 Whether there is order in the change of things? — 17
4.1 Arguments Contra 17
4.1.1 First argument — 17
4.1.2 Second argument — 17
4.2 Argument Pro 17
4.3 Proposed Answer — 18
4.3.1 Change by movement — 18
4.3.2 Thermodynamic change — 21
4.3.3 Quantum-mechanical change — 24
4.3.4 Result of chapter 4 26
4.4 Answer to the Objections — 26
4.4.1 (to 4.1.1) 26
4.4.2 (to 4.1.2) 27
4.5 Conclusion 29
5 Whether there is teleological order in non-living things? — 31
5.1 Arguments Contra — 31
5.1.1 First argument 31
5.1.2 Second argument — 31
5.2 Argument Pro 31
5.3 Proposed Answer — 32
5.3.1 Things and Systems — 32
5.3.2 Change and reversibility — 34
5.3.3 Order 36
5.3.4 Becoming 39
5.3.5 Teleological order — 41
5.3.6 Values and goals in non-living Systems — 42
5.3.7 Result of chapter 5 — 43
5.4 Answer to the Objections — 44
5.4.1 (to 5.1.1) 44
5.4.2 (to 5.1.2) 44
5.5 Conclusion 45
Contents —— VII
6 Whether there is chance and randomness in non-living
things? 46
6.1 Arguments Contra — 46
6.1.1 First argument — 46
6.1.2 Second argument — 46
6.1.3 Third argument 46
6.2 Argument Pro 47
6.3 Proposed Answer — 47
6.3.1 Extreme positions — 48
6.3.2 Randomness in arithmetic and geometry 50
6.3.3 Kinds of chance and randomness concerning dynamical laws of
nature — 52
6.3.4 Kinds of chance and randomness concerning Statistical laws of
nature — 54
6.3.5 Complexity and randomness of sequences 56
6.3.6 Kinds of chance and randomness w.r.t. structure and
order — 58
6.3.7 Kinds of chance and randomness w.r.t. teleological
order 59
6.3.8 Results of chapter 6 — 60
6.4 Answer to the Objections 60
6.4.1 (to 6.1.1) 60
6.4.2 (to 6.1.2) 61
6.4.3 (to 6.1.3) 61
7 Whether there is teleological order in living things?
7.1 Arguments Contra — 62
7.1.1 First argument — 62
7.1.2 Second argument — 62
7.2 Arguments Pro 63
7.2.1 First argument — 63
7.2.2 Second argument — 63
7.3 Proposed Answer — 63
7.3.1 Living system (Biosystem) 64
7.3.2 Order and teleological order in living Systems —
7.3.3 Values in living Systems 66
7.3.3.1 Primary, secondary and basic good of a living
system — 66
7.3.3.2 Goods and values 67
7.3.4 Values concerning the history of Is 68
62
65
VIII —— Contents
7.3.5 Higher-Ievelteleological order 69
7.3.6 Higher human values — 70
7.3.6.1 Different kinds of higher values — 70
7.3.6.2 Values and norms — 71
7.3.7 Projected teleological order — 72
7.3.8 Result of chapter 7 — 73
7.4 Answer to the Objections — 74
7.4.1 (to 7.1.1) 74
7.4.2 (to 7.1.2) 75
7.5 Conclusion 77
8 Whether there is chance and randomness in living
things? — 78
8.1 Arguments Contra 78
8.1.1 First argument — 78
8.1.2 Second argument — 78
8.2 Argument Pro — 79
8.3 Proposed Answer — 79
8.3.1 The question of randomness of the DNA-sequence — 80
8.3.2 The question of randomness and chance in the emergence of the
DNA-sequence — 81
8.3.3 The question of the randomness of mutation — 84
8.3.4 Randomness and chance in the emergence of higher-level
biological Systems — 86
8.3.5 Randomness concerningthe Hardy-Weinberg
equilibrium — 86
8.3.6 Chance and randomness concerning goals and teleological
order — 87
8.3.7 Conclusion concerning chance and randomness — 88
8.3.8 Results of chapter 8 — 89
8.4 Answer to the Objections — 90
8.4.1 (to 8.1.1) 90
8.4.2 (to 8.1.2) 90
9 Whether provldence is compatible with both order and
chance? — 94
9.1 Arguments Contra 94
9.1.1 First argument — 94
9.1.2 Second argument — 94
9.1.3 Third argument — 95
Contents — IX
9.1.4 Fourth argument — 95
9.1.5 Fifth argument 95
9.2 Argument Pro 96
9.3 Proposed Answer — 96
9.3.1 Providence is compatible with any kind of order which is realized in
the universe 96
9.3.2 Providence is compatible with any kind of chance which is realized
in the universe 100
9.3.3 Result of chapter 9 102
9.4 Answer to the Objections 103
9.4.1 (to 9.1.1) 103
9.4.2 (to 9.1.2) 103
9.4.3 (to 9.1.3) 104
9.4.4 (to 9.1.4) 104
9.4.5 (to 9.1.5) 104
10 Whether everything that happens comes under God s
providence — 106
10.1 Arguments Contra — 106
10.1.1 Firstargument 106
10.1.2 Second argument — 106
10.1.3 Third argument — 107
10.1.4 Fourth argument — 107
10.1.5 Fifth argument 107
10.2 Argument Pro 108
10.3 Proposed Answer — 108
10.3.1 Definition of providence 108
10.3.2 Omnitemporal and temporal states of affairs
(DflO.l(b)) 110
10.3.3 Both states of affairs, those which hold for all times and those
which hold for some time, come under God s
providence 112
10.3.4 Result of chapter 10 114
10.4 Answer to the Objections 115
10.4.1 (to 10.1.1) 115
10.4.2 (to 10.1.2) 116
10.4.3 (to 10.1.3) 116
10.4.4 (to 10.1.4 and 10.1.5) 117
X — Contents
11 Whether everything that comes under God s providence is known by
God —118
11.1 Arguments Contra — 118
11.1.1 First argument — 118
11.1.2 Second argument — 118
11.2 Argument Pro 120
11.3 Proposed Answer — 120
11.3.1 Does God know all laws and constants of the
universe? — 121
11.3.2 Does God know all states, events, processes and initial conditions
in the universe? — 122
11.3.3 God s knowledge of contingent future events — 124
11.3.4 Results of chapter 11 — 126
11.4 Answer to the Objections — 126
11.4.1 (to 11.1.1) 126
11.4.2 (to 11.1.2) 127
12 Whether everything that comes under God s providence is willed or
permitted by God — 129
12.1 Arguments Contra — 129
12.1.1 First argument — 129
12.1.2 Second argument — 129
12.2 Argument Pro 130
12.3 Proposed Answer — 130
12.3.1 God permits order and teleological order 130
12.3.2 God is not all-willing — 132
12.3.3 God s will is always fulfilted 132
12.3.4 God wills order and teleological order — 134
12.3.5 God wills and permits chance and randomness — 135
12.3.6 Result of chapter 12 — 136
12.4 Answer to the Objections—137
12.4.1 (to 12.1.1 and 12.1.2) 137
13 Whether everything that comes under God s providence is caused by
God or by creatures — 141
13.1 Arguments Contra 141
13.1.1 First argument — 141
13.1.2 Second argument — 141
13.1.3 Third argument — 142
13.1.4 Fourth argument 142
Contents — XI
13.2 Argument Pro 142
13.3 Proposed Answer 143
13.3.1 The universe as a whole — 143
13.3.2 The universe of order and Chance 144
13.3.3 Self-organization 145
13.3.4 Natural selection — 146
13.3.5 Development 147
13.3.6 Evolution 149
13.3.7 Transition from species A to Variation A 151
13.3.8 Transition from species A to species B 152
13.3.9 Heredity 154
13.3.10 What cannot be caused by creatures (internal causes of the
universe) on principal grounds must be caused by God and his
providence 157
13.3.10.1 Leibniz s answer 158
13.3.10.2 Can the laws or theories of physics be complete? 160
13.3.11 Result of chapter 13 163
13.4 Answer to the Objections — 165
13.4.1 (to 13.1.1) 165
13.4.2 (to 13.1.2) 165
13.4.3 (to 13.1.3) Everlasting universe 166
13.4.4 (to 13.1.4) Self-contained universe 168
14 Whether everything that comes under God s providence is directed to
some goal or integrated into a network of goals — 174
14.1 Arguments Contra — 174
14.1.1 First argument — 174
14.1.2 Second argument 174
14.1.3 Third argument — 174
14.2 Argument Pro 175
14.3 Proposed Answer — 175
14.3.1 Are biological processes teleological? — 176
14.3.2 Are non-biological processes teleological? — 178
14.3.3 Can all living Systems be integrated into a network of goals extrinsic
to the living System? — 179
14.3.4 Can all non-living Systems be integrated into a network of
goals? —183
14.3.5 Can all obtaining states of affairs be integrated into a network of
goals? —185
14.3.5.1 Carbon-based life — 186
XII — Contents
14.3.5.2 Evolutionarily stable strategy 187
14.3.5.3 Queen Elizabeth l s goal — 187
14.3.5.4 Children s understandingof goals — 189
14.3.6 Functional explanation — 191
14.3.7 Reasons for integration into a network of goals — 191
14.3.8 Result of chapter 14 — 195
14.4 Answer to the Objections — 196
14.4.1 (to 14.1.1) 196
14.4.2 (to 14.1.2) 197
14.4.3 (to 14.1.3) 197
15 Whether nature s order and God s providence are compatible with free
will — 200
15.1 Arguments Contra — 200
15.1.1 First argument — 200
15.1.2 Second argument 200
15.1.3 Third argument — 200
15.1.4 Fourth argument — 201
15.1.5 Fifth argument — 201
15.1.6 Sixth argument — 201
15.2 Argument Pro — 202
15.3 Proposed Answer — 202
15.3.1 Determinism and indeterminism — 203
15.3.2 Confusions concerning determinism, causality and
prediction — 205
15.3.3 Attacks on men s free will decision: Neuronal
Determinism — 208
15.3.4 Degrees of freedom on different levels — 212
15.3.5 Definition of free will and of free will decision — 216
15.3.5.1 Presuppositions offree will — 216
15.3.5.2 Definition of free will — 218
15.3.5.3 Definition offree will decision — 223
15.3.6 Compatibility of nature s order and free will — 224
15.3.7 Compatibility of providence and free will — 225
15.3.7.1 God s knowledge and free will 226
15.3.7.2 Men s free will and God s will or permission — 227
15.3.7.3 Men s free will and the causation by God or by
creatures — 228
15.3.7.4 Men s free will and the direction to some goal — 230
15.3.8 Conclusion 230
Contents — XIII
15.3.9 Result of chapterlS 231
15.4 Answer to the Objections 232
15.4.1 (to 15.1.1) 232
15.4.2 (to 15.1.2) 232
15.4.3 (to 15.1.3) 233
15.4.4 (to 15.1.4) 233
15.4.5 (to 15.1.5) 233
15.4.6 (to 15.1.6) 234
16 Whether God s providence is compatible wlth evil — 236
16.1 Arguments Contra 236
16.1.1 First argument 236
16.1.2 Second argument — 236
16.1.3 Third argument 236
16.1.4 Fourth argument 236
16.1.5 Fifth argument 237
16.1.6 Sixth argument 237
16.2 Arguments Pro 237
16.2.1 First argument 237
16.2.2 Second argument 237
16.3 Proposed Answer—238
16.3.1 Isthere evil at all? — 238
16.3.2 The relativity of evil 239
16.3.2.1 Threegeneraltypesofevil 241
16.3.2.2 Commentaryto the relativity of evil 242
16.3.2.3 Privatio bonil 246
16.3.3 Specific typesof evil 247
16.3.3.1 Basic evil — 247
16.3.3.2 Necessary evil 248
16.3.3.3 Higher evil, legitimate and illegitimate 248
16.3.3.4 Moral evil 250
16.3.4 Is providence compatible with the specific types of
evil? 251
16.3.5 God s providence is not incompatible with moral
evil 253
16.3.6 God s providence is not incompatible with legitimate higher
evil 254
16.3.7 Is God s providence compatible with necessary
evil? 259
XIV —- Contents
16.3.8
Is God s providence compatible with evil that is beyond human
control? 260
16.3.9
Three further possible explanations 264
16.4
Answer to the Objections — 267
16.4.1
(to 16.1.1) 267
16.4.2
(to 16.1.2) 267
16.4.3
(to 16.1.3) 268
16.4.4
(to 16.1.4) Good accompanied by evil — 268
16.4.5
(to 16.1.5) 271
16.4.6
(to 16.1.6) 271
Bibliography — 273
Listof definitions 283
Listoftheorems — 303
List of names — 311
List of subjects — 315
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| series | Philosophische Analyse |
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| spelling | Weingartner, Paul 1931- Verfasser (DE-588)118766260 aut Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? by Paul Weingartner Boston ; Munich [u.a.] de Gruyter 2015 XVI, 322 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Philosophische Analyse 61 Includes bibliographical references and index Teleology Providence and government of God Free will and determinism Chance Good and evil Naturphilosophie (DE-588)4041408-5 gnd rswk-swf Zufall (DE-588)4068050-2 gnd rswk-swf Theodizee (DE-588)4059740-4 gnd rswk-swf Willensfreiheit (DE-588)4079320-5 gnd rswk-swf Vorsehung (DE-588)4140716-7 gnd rswk-swf Teleologie (DE-588)4059367-8 gnd rswk-swf Naturphilosophie (DE-588)4041408-5 s Teleologie (DE-588)4059367-8 s Vorsehung (DE-588)4140716-7 s Zufall (DE-588)4068050-2 s Willensfreiheit (DE-588)4079320-5 s Theodizee (DE-588)4059740-4 s DE-604 Philosophische Analyse 61 (DE-604)BV017656337 61 HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027615198&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Weingartner, Paul 1931- Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? Philosophische Analyse Teleology Providence and government of God Free will and determinism Chance Good and evil Naturphilosophie (DE-588)4041408-5 gnd Zufall (DE-588)4068050-2 gnd Theodizee (DE-588)4059740-4 gnd Willensfreiheit (DE-588)4079320-5 gnd Vorsehung (DE-588)4140716-7 gnd Teleologie (DE-588)4059367-8 gnd |
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| title | Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? |
| title_auth | Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? |
| title_exact_search | Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? |
| title_full | Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? by Paul Weingartner |
| title_fullStr | Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? by Paul Weingartner |
| title_full_unstemmed | Nature's teleological order and God's providence are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? by Paul Weingartner |
| title_short | Nature's teleological order and God's providence |
| title_sort | nature s teleological order and god s providence are they compatible with chance free will and evil |
| title_sub | are they compatible with chance, free will, and evil? |
| topic | Teleology Providence and government of God Free will and determinism Chance Good and evil Naturphilosophie (DE-588)4041408-5 gnd Zufall (DE-588)4068050-2 gnd Theodizee (DE-588)4059740-4 gnd Willensfreiheit (DE-588)4079320-5 gnd Vorsehung (DE-588)4140716-7 gnd Teleologie (DE-588)4059367-8 gnd |
| topic_facet | Teleology Providence and government of God Free will and determinism Chance Good and evil Naturphilosophie Zufall Theodizee Willensfreiheit Vorsehung Teleologie |
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