Second is the argument from meaning:
# According to Dr. Rosenberg, if naturalism is true then no sentence has any meaning. And he says that all the sentences in his own book are in fact meaningless.
# But, premise (1) has meaning. We all understood it.
# Therefore, naturalism is not true. (William Lane Craig)

Second is the argument from meaning: # According to Dr. Rosenberg, if naturalism is true then no sentence has any meaning. And he says that all the sentences in his own book are in fact meaningless. # But, premise (1) has meaning. We all understood it. # Therefore, naturalism is not true.

William Lane Craig

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