A valid argument with true premises is
A. strong.
B. sound.
C. hypothetical.
D. cogent.
Answer: B
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indicate whethet this statement is true or false
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A. the Holy Spirit. B. the Word of God. C. God's divine will. D. the Greek term for Jesus' life on earth.