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3 theses in Metaphysics with status Underdetermined
The thesis that time is not fundamental claims that temporal order and change emerge from a deeper, non‑temporal structure rather than being a basic feature of reality.
The thesis claims that the existence of the universe is not brute but has an explanation, invoking the Principle of Sufficient Reason or alternative metaphysical accounts.
The thesis claims that the notion of a maximally great being is internally contradictory and thus incoherent. The available sources only describe the concept (e.g., Anselm's definition) and note difficulties in logical vocabulary, offering no decisive proof of inconsistency.
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