This premise is hard to argue against and is usually cast aside by philosophers who intend to attack his argument. There are much more interesting and convincing attacks on premise I. Rowe attempts to confirm the validity of his first premise by presenting the story of the fawn. He begins by outlining a story about a fawn being trapped under a tree in a forest fire...
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It is left alive for days, suffering under the burning wood in miserable agony. It is finally relieved from it’s suffering by succumbing to death. In his scenario, nobody is around to see it happen and thus no lesson can be learned from it. Rowe struggles to see the purpose of the fawn’s extensive suffering...
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