According to Sidgwick, philosophers often make mistakes when
a. they fail to accept tautologies as true. b. they look carefully to see whether an axiom is correct.
c. they fail to distinguish sham axioms from true ones.
d. all of these answers.
e. none of these answers.
c
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a. only natural or moral practices are studied b. reliance on reason rather than faith c. the focus is on God revealed in nature d. none of the above
Syllogism 1H Given the following syllogism: No unsigned paintings are expensive art works, since no signed paintings are framed prints, and all unframed prints are inexpensive art works. For Syllogism 1H, the major premise is:
A) All expensive art works are signed paintings. B) All signed paintings are unframed prints. C) All framed prints are expensive art works. D) No signed paintings are framed prints. E) All expensive art works are framed prints.
Socrates explains that he is ‘wise’ in that
a. he knows what the gods know [the good] b. he knows what his 'inner voice' tells him c. he knows what he does not know [the good] d. the way the craftsmen know their craft, he knows the good e. he knows not only the sciences, but the good
Some scholars today refer to the Gospel of Thomas as the "Fifth Gospel."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false