What is indirect speciesism?
What will be an ideal response?
Using human-centered criteria for assessing the value of all life
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The monk Gaunilon's criticism of the Ontological Argument states that:
1. if Anselm's argument is valid, then anything that we imagine to be perfect must necessarily exist. 2. God is not perfect. 3. God is a perfect island. 4. If God does exist, then argumentation is not necessary.
In most societies, legitimate power is equated with rule by tyranny
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which section of the Hebrew Bible contains the Latter Prophets, which consists primarily of oracles?
A. Torah B. Nevi'im C. Kethuvim D. Apochrypha
At the level of the Logic of Statements, a tautology is implied by any statement and an inconsistent statement implies any statement
Moreover, any two tautologies or any two self-contradictory statements are equivalent. With regard to implication and equivalence, how should we resolve the differences between the treatment of these concepts in the Logic of Statements and how these same concepts apply in everyday real-world discourse? What will be an ideal response