The term used to refer to any philosophy that emphasizes questions of meaning and choice as they affect existing individuals is
A) agnosticism
B) determinism
C) compatibilism
D) existentialism
D
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Identify and explain the three components of moral reasoning
Please provide the best answer for the statement.
The following argument involves the use of emotionally loaded language. Write a well-crafted version of the argument, replacing the emotionally loaded verbiage with more neutral language. Is it wrong to conduct medical research on animals? Is it wrong to trap an innocent creature, one whose only crime is availability and no representation, to confine it in dreadful isolation, in an inhumanely small space whose environmental conditions are foreign, to force feed it on the cheapest diet possible, and, in the interim, to perform ungodly acts upon it causing horrible pain?
What will be an ideal response?
The claim that "because you cannot prove a proposition false, I am justified in believing it to be true" is which fallacy?
a. argument from ignorance b. arguing in a circle c. genetic fallacy d. slippery slope
Solipsism is an extreme form of:
A. epistemological skepticism. B. epistemological relativism. C. rationalism. D. empiricism. E. None of the above