When supplying unstated steps, the principles of fairness and charity require that we
A. make the invalidity of the argument more apparent.
B. add only true (or at least plausible) steps.
C. supply premises that would improve the argument.
D. not make any critical remarks.
B. add only true (or at least plausible) steps.
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a. True b. False
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a. equally as permissible as voluntary euthanasia b. not an issue in the euthanasia debate c. potentially an unwanted side-effect of permitting voluntary euthanasia d. equally as objectionable as voluntary euthanasia
_____rejects all religion in favour of science
A. Gould B. Leibniz C. Dawkins D. Darwin