In a conditional statement, the if clause expresses
A. what must have happened before
B. what logically follows
C. a necessary condition
D. a sufficient condition
D
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The weak justification position claims that the evidence from religious experience
a. is too weak to provide anyone with evidence for God’s existence. b. is sufficient evidence for the one who has had the experience, but not for others. c. is evidence that should be convincing to anyone, even though it is weaker than some of the other arguments. d. is provided only for those whose faith is weak and need some sort of sign from God.
"Go to your room!" This is
A. a statement. B. not a statement
What possible error in judgment can come about by the misapplication of the Loss and Risk Aversion Heuristic?
What will be an ideal response
Isolate and discuss the rhetorical devices that appear in the following passage:"Trivial pursuit" is the name of a game played by the California Supreme Court, which will seek any nit-picking excuse preventing murderers from receiving justice.
What will be an ideal response?