Appeals to authority in order to support a claim are
A) fallacious if and only the authority is not qualified to speak on the claim. B) fallacious whether or not the authority is qualified to speak on the claim. C) non-fallacious whether or not the authority is qualified to speak on the claim.
A
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A) ?science and common sense. B) ?physical science and biological science. C) ?science and religion. D) ?folk psychology and scientific psychology.
A claim becomes more plausible if we can find confirmatory information or information that is consistent with the claim
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A Shinto ritual called ________ involves standing under a waterfall as a ritual act of purification.
A. misogi B. kamidana C. shimenawa D. jinja
When a monarch dies, it is believed that the former king or queen
a. fully becomes a god. b. goes to heaven. c. does not enter the land of the ancestors but goes somewhere else. d. will be reincarnated as a future ruler.