What is the significance of Protestantism?
What would be an ideal response?
Protestantism includes a wide variety of Christian groups who separated from the Catholic Church. They share with Catholics beliefs in God as a trinity: God the Father who creates and sustains, the Son Jesus who was born, died and resurrected to save people from their sins, and the Holy Spirit. The groups are united by beliefs in salvation as a gift of grace and the priesthood of believers (who can thus communicate directly with God and read the Scriptures to learn about God and what is expected of Christians in terms of their response to God’s grace).
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Which one of the following statements could a nonrelativist accept?
a. No culture’s practices are any worse than any other. b. There are no universal moral principles. c. There is a legitimate relativity in the way different cultures apply universal moral principles. d. The obvious fact that different cultures have many different moral rules indicates that they have no moral rules in common.
For Primoratz, what is the central moral consideration of capital punishment?
a. deterrence b. rehabilitation c. protection of society d. justice
If you encounter an argument in which it is impossible for all of its premises to be true and, at the same time, its conclusion false, then the argument is what?
A) a dilemma B) a disjunctive syllogism C) valid D) sound
I’ve read four novels by Russian authors and each of them was intellectually challenging. This
must mean that every Russian novel is intellectually challenging.
What will be an ideal response?