What is a thin entry called in Wikipedia?
a. A thin c. A stub b. A blank d. A start
ANS: C
In Wikipedia, a thin entry is called a stub.
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The case of the "death-bed promise" shows that
a. utilitarianism may lead to conclusions that conflict with our ordinary ideas of right and wrong. b. keeping your promises never maximizes happiness. c. it was wrong to have made the promise in the first place. d. utilitarianism reduces effectively to egoism in practice
Which of the following statements is true of the Roman Catholic population in the United States?
A) ?The United States has the fourth-largest Catholic population in the world. B) ?At the time the United States was founded, Catholicism was the religion followed by majority of the population. C) ?The Catholic population in the United States has reduced dramatically in recent years. D) ?The Catholic population of the United States elects a primate or lead bishop every five years.
We can find a systematic statement of Pauline theology in his letters
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If the 'everlasting covenant' is one that God has made, how could human beings break it?
A) Because it was a mutual agreement between God and humanity (Noah) B) Because Satan tempted Eve and Adam in the Garden C) Because human beings have been chosen by God to be God's representative in creation D) Because God did not realize how evil human beings can be