Pascal believes that belief in God can be justified on
A. no grounds.
B. pragmatic grounds.
C. rational grounds.
Answer: B
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Zeno’s paradox concerning Achilles and the Tortoise was intended to show that
a. motion is an illusion. b. humans are superior to animals. c. everything is changing and nothing is permanent. d. one opinion is as good as another.
INSTRUCTIONS: The following problems relate to identifying and evaluating inductive and deductive arguments. Select the best answer for each. On the inside surface of this gold ring some small print reads "14k." Therefore, the ring must be made of 14 caret gold
A) Deductive, valid. B) Deductive, invalid. C) Inductive, weak. D) Inductive, strong. E) Inductive, cogent.
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution raised problems for which theistic argument?
a. the cosmological argument b. the ontological argument c. pragmatic justifications of religious belief d. the argument by design
According to Van Camp, Olen, and Barry, when supplying missing premises in a
moral argument, it doesn't matter how faithful they are to the beliefs of the arguer.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.