A mental decision and bodily appetite are:
a. one and the same thing.
b. different from one another.
c. never found together.
d. b and c. e. none of these choices.
a
You might also like to view...
Heidegger begins the study of Being by examining
a. modern physics. b. human existence. c. the relation between universals and particulars. d. the concept of God.
Galileo's thought experiment concerning Aristotle's theory of motion is intended to show that
A. Aristotle's theory of motion is self-contradictory. B. Aristotle's theory of motion is not self-contradictory. C. Aristotle's theory of motion is identical to Galileo's theory. D. Aristotle's theory of motion is plausible.
If we are going to have a real democracy, then we must place limits on how much money the wealthy can spend to control elections." Limits on money spent to control elections is __________ condition for a real democracy
A) necessary B) a sufficient C) a necessary and a sufficient D) neither a necessary nor a sufficient
"It is not a good idea to encourage students to question their most fundamental moral beliefs
For once a person begins to doubt them, she may ultimately reject them; and if enough people did that, it would lead to deterioration of our moral values, and ultimately to social anarchy" commits the fallacy of A) slippery slope B) equivocation C) amphiboly D) composition E) division