infallible znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady infallible

• Being infallible utility calculators, the citizens and judges in both societies always know what the law requires.

• If one takes this claim literally, it implies that societal feelings are infallible + that the social consensus is automatically correct.

• There is no infallible way to arrive at such a consensus.

• In the third place, not even a theist who has rational and justified theistic beliefs can have infallible knowledge of public-world propositions.

• So if we remain at the level of simple memory judgements or judgements of recognition we find nothing which is infallible.

• He takes the thesis to say that all moral agents equally have infallible insight into all their duties.

• But the need to protect his infallible image also made him largely incapable of doing so.

• However, this test is not considered infallible by the judges.