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It is logically consistent to assert that a proposition is possible but false

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Is it true that it is logically consistent to assert that a proposition is possible but false?

Yes. It is a standard axiom of modal logic that what is possible need not be actual; thus, a proposition can be contingently false while remaining logically possible.

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Notes it can be true that something is possible while being in fact not true (false).
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Possible Objects. (n.d.). Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/possible-objects/

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