What is the ideal humanity defense of evil? Is it successful? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
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The pattern of separation, transition, and incorporation are distinguishing characteristics of __________
a. modern rites of passage, but not indigenous rites of passage b. indigenous rites of passage, but not modern rites of passage c. the rites of passage of men in indigenous and modern societies, but not women d. the rites of passage of women in indigenous and modern societies, but not men e. the rites of passage of women and men in both indigenous and modern societies
Which of the following is a question you should ask yourself when evaluating a scientific report?
A. Is the reporter a recognized expert in the field? B. Where was the scientific study first published? C. Do the scientific results conflict with my religious views? D. All of these answers are correct.
In which century did Isaiah live?
A) 500 B.C.E. B) 600 B.C.E. C) 700 B.C.E. D) 800 B.C.E. E) 900 B.C.E.
In this pair of cases, the first may serve as precedent for the second. Decide whether the second case is so relevantly similar to the first that it should be decided identically. Explain your decision.First case: The owner of an amusement park, believing that homosexual activity was taking place in its pay toilets, authorized police to use an observation pipe leading from the roof to the booths. Officer H regularly visited the roof for surveillance. If he observed illegal conduct, he would notify officers below, who would make the arrest. A court ruled that the evidence of Officer H was illegally obtained and set aside the information.Second case: A motel manager complained to police that his motel was being used for the sale of narcotics. Officers conducting surveillance from an
unmarked vehicle observed suspicious activity and, approaching and looking through an unshaded window, witnessed drug use and made arrests. What will be an ideal response?