Transcendental Logical Realism Argument: From Logic to Logos Logic to Logos Transcendental Logical Realism Argument (TLRA): From Logic to Logos This argument demonstrates that the very structure of logic requires a necessary metaphysical foundation in God, that Scripture offers the clearest revelation of this rational God, and that Jesus Christ fully embodies the rational order that governs all of reality. 1. Logic: Governing Thought and Physical Reality The Three Fundamental Laws of Logic (3FLL): Law of Identity (A = A): Everything is identical to itself. Law of Non-Contradiction (~[A & ~A]): Nothing can both be and not be at the same time and in the same respect. Law of Excluded Middle (A ∨ ~A): A proposition is either true or false; there is no third option. These laws are not just abstract constructs but actively govern physical reality: ...
This argument demonstrates that the very structure of logic requires a necessary metaphysical foundation in God, that Scripture offers the clearest revelation of this rational God, and that Jesus Christ fully embodies the rational order that governs all of reality. 1. Logic: Governing Thought and Physical Reality The Three Fundamental Laws of Logic (3FLL): • Law of Identity (A = A): Everything is identical to itself. • Law of Non-Contradiction (~[A & ~A]): Nothing can both be and not be at the same time and in the same respect. • Law of Excluded Middle (A ∨ ~A): A proposition is either true or false; there is no third option. These laws are not just abstract constructs but actively govern physical reality: • Causality: The Law of Non-Contradiction ensures cause-and-effect relationships remain consistent; without it, causal connections would collapse. • Consistency of Entities: The Law of Identity guarantees that physical objects maintain consistent properties ac...