A Heraclitean world would be devoid of the possibility of certainty, according to Plato
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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How does Plato believe one may know what makes one truly happy?
A. By making sure all of one's opinions are true B. By carefully observing the actions of those who are truly happy C. By attaining a systematic understanding of the good for humanity D. By studying a correct definition of "happiness" E. None of the above
One challenge any society would face in providing for equality of opportunity is that
A) ?people don't appreciate the opportunities that are already there. B) ?people are from birth unequal in abilities and advantages. C) ?people are often lazy. D) ?justice is blind.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. In the ancient Near East, history was viewed as a linear progression toward an end point 2. Historical documents from the ancient Near East were often propaganda clothed in historical attire 3. The history of Israel only highlighted the success of its kings and never the failures 4. The purpose of the Bible's Historical liturature is to teach about God 5. In order to best interpret the historical books, we should think of them as theological instead of historical
From the perspective of social scientists, not buying health insurance, not taking a job, not getting married, not having children, and not heeding legal advice are examples of actions. Why?
What will be an ideal response