According to al-Ghazali, while mystics attain nearness to God, they also
A) are united with God.
B) inhere in God.
C) become one with God.
D) remain different from God.
D
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When we act without a reason for our actions, we are really not acting at all, but just moving our bodies.
a. True b. False
Montmarquet argues that the Milgram experiment can be interpreted as showing that
character traits did play a significant role, since various individuals a. reported that they reflected on moral principles before acting. b. were influenced in their behavior by a variety of moral systems and religious beliefs. c. acted with unexpected heroism. d. required different incentives to persuade them to act. e. refused to take any part in the experiment.
Evaluate the following claim, paying particular attention to problems of clarity. Note that claims may also present problems of knowability, though we don't address knowability per se in this chapter."In no previous epoch were adversaries so continuously and totally mobilized for instant war. It is a statistical certainty that hair-trigger readiness cannot endure as a permanent condition."-Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Bernard Lown, cofounder of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Practical reason has to do with evaluating the evidence for our beliefs. 2. Metaphysics is concerned with the nature of ultimate reality. 3. Epistemology is primarily concerned with the study of values. 4. Philosophical questions about the mind would fall under metaphysics. 5. One of the "Ten Commandments of Philosophy" is "Stick to your opinions, no matter what."