Existential Logicism

About the Book

The logic-based engine presents the full machinery of Existential Logicism in explicit detail. The system is thoroughly structured and numbered, with each major concept supported by an appendix that includes formal logical breakdowns. Definitions are provided for terms, concepts, and symbols so that the framework can be followed step by step, rather than treated as a black box.

Some portions of the work are necessarily abstract, particularly where axioms are derived or clarified through symbolic logic. For that reason, the material is best suited for readers who already have some familiarity with philosophy, theology, or the history of formal argument, and who are interested in engaging at a deeper structural level rather than only at the level of conclusions.

The intent is not obscurity or gatekeeping. The goal is clarity through precision. Where abstraction appears, it is in service of making the logical commitments explicit and traceable. The framework is designed to be usable for careful study, serious critique, and structured debate. Ultimately, the aim is to communicate the ideas as clearly and thoroughly as possible, within the limits of the author’s own understanding and articulation.

Chapters

1. The 7 Pillars of Existential Logicism
2. The Epistemic Refutation Paradox (Pillar 1)
3. The Illusion of Nothingness (Pillar 2)
4. The Logical Elimination of the Infinite Regress (Pillar 3)
5. Persistent Present Determinism (Pillar 4)
6. The Spectrum of Consciousness (Pillar 5)
7. The Contingency Guillotine (Pillar 6)
8. Deterministic Morality (Pillar 7)
9. Peace Be Upon You

Formal Contents

Alongside the reading text, the Engine includes these formal sections:

1. Existential Logicism and Undeniable Facts
2. Epistemic Refutation Paradox
3. Tripp’s Prison
4. Illusion of Nothingness
5. Logical Elimination of Infinite Regress
6. Persistent Present Determinism
7. Spectrum of Consciousness and the Elios Paradox
8. Contingency Guillotine
9. Deterministic Moral Forces
10. Deterministic Moral Forces: Is–Ought Representation

The book also includes a notation and symbol guide, bibliography, and index.

Explore the Logic-Based Tool

The companion A Logic-Based Tool for Navigating Reality offers the continuous reading route through the argument without the interleaved formal sections.

Explore the Ideas

Citing the Book

Zejda, Matthew Tripp. Existential Logicism: A Logic-Based Engine for Navigating Reality.

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