Full Idea
The set of metaphysically necessary truths is larger than the set of logically necessary truths.
Gist of Idea
There are more metaphysically than logically necessary truths
Source
Scott Soames (Philosophy of Language [2010], 3.1)
Book Reference
Soames,Scott: 'Philosophy of Language' [Princeton 2010], p.53
A Reaction
Likewise, the set of logically possible truths is much larger than the set of metaphysically possible truths. If a truth is logically necessary, it will clearly be metaphysically necessary. Er, unless it is necessitated by daft logic...