Joel Feinberg argues that the way to deal with the absurdity of our predicament in
life is to have __________.
a. a sense of pessimism about life
b. a sense of irony
c. a sense of betrayal at the hands of the gods
d. a sense of unfettered optimism
b
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Heraclitus used the hunter’s bow to illustrate the
a. folly of war and conflict. b. fact that everything is a sum of its parts. c. unchanging nature of reality. d. unity of opposites.
Personal, noninstitutionalized patterns of prayer, meditation, or direct experience of an inexplicable presence may be referred to as _______________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Aristotle disagreed with Plato mainly because _______
A. he thought that forms were too concrete and not metaphysical enough. B. of Plato's emphasis on the sensible world of experience. C. he thought that Plato's philosophy would devalue the world of experience. D. he thought Plato had angered the gods.
It is not reasonable to accept a claim if there is good reason to doubt it.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.