Which of the following combinations can a valid argument never have?
A. false premises, true conclusion
B. true premises, false conclusion
C. false premises, false conclusion
D. All of the answers are correct
Answer: B
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A. Stoics. B. metaphysical idealists. C. Milesian Cosmologists. D. British Empiricists. E. Continental Rationalists.
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A. justify his composition in Greek rather than Hebrew. B. distance him from the Jewish community, which Luke reviled. C. make him more palatable as a messiah to Gentiles. D. emphasize his importance in a worldwide context.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false