INSTRUCTIONS: Use an ordinary truth table to answer the following problems. Construct the truth table as per the instructions in the textbook. Statement 1F Given the following statement: ? [K ? (N ? K)] The truth table for Statement 1F has how many lines?
A) Six.
B) Eight.
C) Two.
D) Four.
E) Nine.
D
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Apply the Venn test of validity in order to determine whether the following categorical inferences are valid or invalid
1. All S are P; therefore, all P are S 2. Some S are P; therefore, some P are S 3. Some S are P; therefore, some P are not S 4. Some S are P; therefore, all P are S 5. No S are P; therefore, no P are S 6. No P are S; therefore, some S are P 7. Some S are not P; therefore, some P are not S 8. All S are P; therefore some P are not S
Descartes attacked earlier philosophy on the grounds that it did not demand
A) rational comprehension from the individual intellect B) belief in God C) intellectual courage against society's mores D) knowledge of French
INSTRUCTIONS: The following problems relate to identifying and evaluating inductive and deductive arguments. Select the best answer for each. No supporters of abortion rights are fundamentalist Christians. Therefore, no fundamentalist Christians are supporters of abortion rights
A) Deductive, valid. B) Inductive, strong. C) Inductive, uncogent. D) Inductive, weak. E) Deductive, invalid.
Kierkegaard argues that reason can never produce genuine religious belief
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.