Aristotle and Christian thought differed as to whether or not God was personal
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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Let's say that person A has a piece of heavy equipment and needs an operator to do a certain job with it. But the equipment has not had a legally required safety inspection. Person B is able to operate the equipment, and he badly needs a job. So B signs a document that says, if there is any harm done as a result of the equipment not meeting safety standards, he assumes responsibility for the harm and that A is not to be held responsible.B goes to work, an accident happens, and B is injured. A refuses to pay for B's medical costs, so B files a suit against him for those costs.Should B collect his medical costs from A? Construct an argument on one side or the other.
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal of a covenanted society necessarily implies:
a. a religious covenant between the people and God as in Puritan America
b. an agreement between individuals and government to work for a common purpose c. primarily legal covenants in society d. none of the above
What factors did Adam Smith point out as encouraging technological innovation? Explain the mechanisms by which they might do this, and provide examples of such innovation
What will be an ideal response?
Undertake the project of telling your own story as you would tell it (1) in a job interview, (2) to a journalist interviewing you, (3) to a love interest, and (4) as a fairy tale. Notice the different styles you employ. Does the "moral of your story" change as you tell it to a different audience?
What will be an ideal response?