Is Agrippa’s trilemma a diagnosis or a verdict?
Does Agrippa’s trilemma automatically refute every terminus, or is it a diagnostic that still leaves room for a defended ground?
Last packet 24 August 2026 · 2 research notes
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Assembled from sources by the analysis pipeline. Not reviewed, not published as a Library verdict. Used as a diagnostic in Debby’s method. It is not an automatic public verdict against any worldview. This is not a claim that Eastern Orthodoxy — or any other school — has been established as the truth.
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The strongest case
The recorded case treats Agrippa's trilemma as a verdict: if a worldview stops, circles, or regresses, it is thereby refuted.
What it still does not settle
In the work on file this is a diagnostic topology, not an automatic score. Each horn has developed defenses, and a terminus label alone does not show a worldview is impossible.
Thin one-packet contentions — leftover checks and saturation (2026-08-24)
Argument incompleteStrongest case · These six rows were parked after a first extraction, not because they are unimportant. The strongest remaining hope on each is: (005) TAG already names one consequence relation that pluralism cannot split; (007) monarchy plus consubstantiality uniquely solves the one-and-many; (008) one Trinitarian model is cost-free and Eastern; (011) unaided reason reaches Trinity; (014) Agrippa automatically refutes every terminus; (015) grounding warrant access and avowal collapse into one relation that uniq
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