An argument is inductively strong just in case
a. it is inductively invalid and the conclusion
probably follows
b. it is deductively invalid and it is more probable
than not that the conclusion follows
c. the conclusion follows with a high degree of
probability
d. the conclusion is strongly supported
b.
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To the question regarding the necessity of the incarnation of the Word for the restoration of humanity, Aquinas said
A) it was necessary B) it was not necessary C) neither necessary nor unnecessary D) it depends on what one means by 'necessary' I talked with Lodahl about this one. He said the answer should be D.
Gorgias' upright moral character and speeches advocating a false ethical view illustrate the:
A. difference between knowledge and belief. B. way in which the organization of the individual soul mirrors the organization of the universe. C. contrast between a persuasive argument and an invalid one. D. distinction between appearance and reality. E. All of the above
?Under normal conditionsR-134a refrigerant has a slightly higher low-side pressure and a slightly higher high-side pressure than R-1234yf.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Wittgenstein's view that religions are best thought of as a family accommodates the evidence
that all members of the family religions include a belief in spirit being.
a. True b. False