An argument is deductive if and only if
A) its premises could be true and its conclusion false. B) it could not have true premises and a false conclusion. C) neither its premises nor its conclusion could be false.
B
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A) A cogent argument. B) An inductive argument. C) A strong argument. D) An invalid argument. E) A deductive argument.
Which of the following statements is true of the Daode Jing?
a. It is said to be written by Mengzi, a wandering advisor to rulers. b. It suggests that troubles of existence are solved by human distinctions such as good and evil. c. It challenges a reader to figure out the meaning of the text. d. It is spelled in Pinyin system as "Tao Te Ching."
The early Jewish movement known as the __________ has most frequently been associated by scholars with the writing of the Dead Sea Scrolls
a. Essenes b. Nazareans c. Pharisees d. Sadducees e. Zealots
Prospective Sikhs enter the religion through the ritual of
a. baptism. b. confirmation. c. re-evangelization. d. cleansing.