With what question does understanding your own personal preunderstanding of religion begin?
a. Can I be humble and provisional in my conclusions about religion?
b. Can I study other religions without feeling threatened in my own?
c. Can I encounter religious practices that seem unusual to me without getting too upset?
d. Do I have an unprejudiced view of what religion in general is?
d. Do I have an unprejudiced view of what religion in general is?
The first question is “Do I have an unprejudiced view of what religion in general is?”
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According to Bernard Mayo, the value for us of moral heroes and moral saints is primarily that they give us __________
a. examples to follow b. a set of standards that will promote happiness c. an understanding of God’s divine plan in action d. a way to engage in “black or white” moral judgments
The model that breaks the critical thinking process down into three recursive and dynamic levels is called
A. the critique of critical truths. B. the three noble truths. C. the three-tier model. D. the critique of practical reason.
Aristotle wrote that human beings can be happy only if they fulfill their basic human ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
INSTRUCTIONS: Use an ordinary truth table to answer the following problems. Construct the truth table as per the instructions in the textbook. Given the argument: M ? J / ? J ? R // (M ? ? R) ? J This argument is:
A) Invalid; fails in 3rd line. B) Invalid; fails in 2nd line. C) Invalid; fails in 4th line. D) Invalid; fails in 1st line. E) Valid.