Charles Hartshorne responds to the idea that God is absolutely perfect, and therefore unchangeable, by saying that
A) ?it is largely correct.
B) ?it is largely consistent with the Bible.
C) ?perfection as ordinarily understood excludes change.
D) ?perfection as ordinarily understood does not exclude change.
D
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Parfit's Transporter Tale thought experiment is intended to show that psychological continuity is sufficient for personal identity.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In a poll about creating a publicly funded healthcare program, suppose the question is asked, "Should free healthcare be given to people who are too lazy to work and who have never paid any taxes?" Can the answers to this question be trusted?
A) No, because the question is biased in favor of a negative answer. B) Yes, because most people are inclined to answer truthfully in a poll. C) Yes, because the phrasing of a question rarely affects the answer. D) No, because the question is ambiguous. E) Yes, if the poll is random.
According to Taoism, which is composed of five elements?
a. Only humans, not the cosmos b. Only the cosmos, not humans c. Both humans and the cosmos d. Neither humans nor the cosmos
Which position does Susan Moller Okin advocate?
What will be an ideal response?