A valid, deductive argument may not have:
a.True Premises and a True Conclusion
b.False Premises and a False Conclusion
c.True Premises and a False Conclusion
d.False Premises and a True Conclusion
Answer is a.True Premises and a True Conclusion (A valid, deductive argument should be inconsistent to accept the premises but deny the conclusion.)
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Augustine did not believe that humans have wills
a. True b. False
Syllogism 3A Given the following syllogism: Jack can't be a mechanic because every mechanic owns tools, and Jack does not own any tools. For Syllogism 3A, the major premise is:
A) No people who own tools are people identical to Jack. B) No people identical to Jack are mechanics. C) All people identical to Jack are not people who own tools. D) All people who own tools are mechanics. E) All mechanics are people who own tools.
Materialism and idealism are both kinds of monism
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.