物理主义和再次化身

R. Mullins
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在之前的一篇文章中,我提出了一个新颖的论点,反对物理主义的道成肉身的方法,名为“两个儿子的担忧”。简而言之,我认为,一个致力于关于道成肉身的普世教义的物理主义者,无法轻易摆脱耶稣基督有两个人格的担忧。基思·赫斯最近指出了我提出的论点中的一个缺陷。在本文中,我提供了一个修正论证的回答,从而将问题完整地留给物理主义者。
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Physicalism and the Incarnation Once More
In a previous publication, I offered a novel argument against physicalist approaches to the Incarnation called “the Two Sons Worry.” In brief, I argued that a physicalist who is committed to the ecumenical teachings about the Incarnation cannot easily escape the worry that there are two persons in Jesus Christ. Keith Hess has recently pointed out a flaw in the argument that I present. In this paper, I offer a reply that fixes the argument, thus leaving the problem for the physicalist intact.
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