The argument from marginal cases claims that
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some animals have rational capacities that at least equal the degree of some humans
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How did Amos understand Yahweh's supernatural position in the universe?
A. regional deity B. national deity C. supra-national deity D. cosmic deity
Who said, "So the ultimate purpose of human beings is to know God"?
a. Leo Tolstoy b. Thomas Aquinas c. Albert Camus d. Georg W. F. Hegel
Muhammad's divinely inspired recitations are recorded in:
1. the Torah 2. the Tanakh 3. the Bible 4. the Koran
The following categorical argument form has more than three terms: "No non-M are P. Some S are non-M. So, no S are non-P." Reduce the terms to three by removing term-complements via applications of conversion, obversion, and/or contraposition.
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