What, in Walzer's view, is the fundamental principle of socialism?
a. The principle that no one should be excluded from political participation because of class, race, religion or gender
b. The principle that political society should be open and accessible to all.
c. The principle that the members of political society and economy are collectively responsible for each other's welfare.
d. All of these choices
d
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Fundamentalism also can be associated with atheism or __________, grounded on the assumption of the inerrancy of selected texts like Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations
a. atavism b. consumerism c. exclusivism d. market capitalism e. totalitarianism
If we are going to have a real democracy, then we must place limits on how much money the wealthy can spend to control elections." Limits on money spent to control elections is __________ condition for a real democracy
A) necessary B) a sufficient C) a necessary and a sufficient D) neither a necessary nor a sufficient
"B ? (M ? B),~ (M ? B), ~B" isa
A) modus tollens B) modus ponens C) contraposition D) hypothetical syllogism E) disjunctive syllogism
Who assumed the position of guru as a child due to the execution of his father and was the last human to fill the role?
a. Nanak b. Angad c. Gobind Singh d. Granth Sahib