Discuss the challenges in believing in fate while at the same time believing in free will
What will be an ideal response?
Moral responsibility, blameworthiness, and praiseworthiness
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An extended argument is
a. an argument with three or more premises b. an argument with more than one conclusion c. an argument with pro's and con's d. an argument consisting of long sentences
Syllogism 4F Given the following syllogism: Only those students who were invited are going to the party. Hence, since a few freshmen were not invited, there are freshmen who are not going to the party. For Syllogism 4F, the minor premise is:
A) Some freshmen are students who were invited. B) Some freshmen are not students going to the party. C) Some freshmen are not students who were invited. D) All students who were invited are students going to the party. E) All students going to the party are students who were invited.
Paul's letter to the Roman church sought to bridge the gap between __________ Christians
a. Jewish and Gentile b. pagan and Gentile c. pagan and Jewish d. rich and poor
Xena considers her religion superior to other religions. Her attitude has been molded by the beliefs of her parents. Xena’s attitude best reflects:
a. her belief in a private religion. b. her negative views toward monotheism. c. her pluralist views of religion. d. her preunderstanding of her religion.