The two parts of Parmenides' poem are titled:
1. Being and Nothingness.
2. Being and Time.
3. The Way of Truth and The Way of Opinion.
4. What Is and What is Not.
answer: 3
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Which of these terms is the closest opposite to the term Monotheistic?
a. incarnations b. monistic c. polytheistic d. transcendent
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Ezekiel's prophetic career begins in exile, even as the kingdom of Judah still stood. 2. Ezekiel's prophecies brim with metaphors and symbols that typically defy literal translation. 3. The mythical figures described in Ezekiel's visions closely resemble mythological figures popular in Egyptian art and mythology. 4. In his oracle attacking the port city of Tyre, Ezekiel declares that Yahweh will bring the Egyptians from the south and destroy the port city. 5. In his book's final section, Ezekiel outlines a series of meticulous plans for the reconstruction of the Jerusalem temple.
Williams poses the question of whether we can find grounds for everyone to conceive of
themselves as a. equal citizen legislators. b. children of God. c. purely rational beings. d. completely altruistic, with no self-interested motives. e. immortal.
"This recipe for carrot cake calls for fresh carrots. But I don't have any carrots in the kitchen now. I do have garlic, though, so I'll use that. Carrots are vegetables, and so is garlic
Therefore, if carrots work in this recipe, so should garlic" commits the fallacy of A) hasty generalization B) weak analogy C) false cause D) appeal to ignorance E) appeal to unqualified authority