INSTRUCTIONS: Select the correct answer for each multiple choice question. An argument that concludes something is true because somebody has said so is:
A) A deductive argument.
B) An inductive argument.
C) A strong argument.
D) A valid argument.
E) A sound argument.
B
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a. obversion. b. conversion. c. contraposition. d. subimplication.
If Bentham's view is correct, then the fundamental moral question is:
A. do I have a right to perform this action? B. is this experience pleasurable? C. does my happiness interfere with the happiness of others? D. would God approve of my action? E. how can I attain a virtuous character?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.The epistles differ from Paul's "genuine" letters in that they are addressed to individual congregations. 2.Of the three missives ascribed to John, the first is a sermon, the second is a letter of warning to a specific group, and the third is a private note. 3.The catholic epistles are so named because they must never be translated out of the Latin. 4.Faith, according to Hebrews, is a hopeful confidence that the unseen universe really exists and that it is the source of the physical cosmos.
Translate the following into a standard-form categorical claim: People can't register unless they pay the fee.
What will be an ideal response?