Pascal's Wager - Revision history

Nadav kravitz: /* Belief is not rewards-based */

2013-04-16T20:26:03Z

Belief is not rewards-based

Nadav kravitz: /* Counter-arguments */

2013-04-16T20:25:23Z

Counter-arguments

David A. Miley: /* Non-zero cost of belief */ non only schools, but fire protection and local law enforcement, inter alia

2013-03-25T23:30:06Z

Non-zero cost of belief: non only schools, but fire protection and local law enforcement, inter alia

David A. Miley: /* Non-zero cost of belief */

2013-03-25T23:23:37Z

Non-zero cost of belief

David A. Miley: spelled out contractions (except when quoting & in the table); capitalize God when referring to the one called God, lower-case god when referring to a god,

2013-03-25T21:39:25Z

spelled out contractions (except when quoting & in the table); capitalize God when referring to the one called God, lower-case god when referring to *a* god,

David A. Miley: /* Non-zero cost of belief */ caveat to sentence about tithes supporting church buildings; number agremeent grammar fix in 3d paragraph; replaced contractions with spelled-out words

2013-03-25T21:02:13Z

Non-zero cost of belief: caveat to sentence about tithes supporting church buildings; number agremeent grammar fix in 3d paragraph; replaced contractions with spelled-out words

David Gilliam: Temporarily moving the firefighter argument pending Matt Dillahunty's approval and opinion. It will be on my talk page

2012-11-02T22:13:19Z

Temporarily moving the firefighter argument pending Matt Dillahunty's approval and opinion. It will be on my talk page

David Gilliam: Moving the counter arguments from my last edit from the fallacy section to the counter argument section.

2012-11-02T05:12:13Z

Moving the counter arguments from my last edit from the fallacy section to the counter argument section.

David Gilliam: I added two more objections to the wager. Each objecting to the morality or practicality of the wager. This also includes Matt Dillahunty's objection, though I intensified it a little bit to make it stronger.

2012-11-02T05:10:08Z

I added two more objections to the wager. Each objecting to the morality or practicality of the wager. This also includes Matt Dillahunty's objection, though I intensified it a little bit to make it stronger.

David Gilliam: This is the second minor edit to this page. The first described how Pascal's Wager committed the fallacy of appeal to emotion. This edit simply gives a reference link.

2012-11-01T02:02:29Z

This is the second minor edit to this page. The first described how Pascal's Wager committed the fallacy of appeal to emotion. This edit simply gives a reference link.