_____maintain that we can know essential truths through the power of pure reason
A. Rationalists
B. Empiricists
C. Structuralists
D. Existentialists
A
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"Picasso's early paintings are clearly works of genius" expresses
A) a moral judgment. B) a prudential judgment. C) a legal judgment. D) an aesthetic judgment.
Goldman's Fake Barns thought experiment is intended to show that
A. the causal theory of knowledge is inadequate. B. some barns may be fake. C. knowledge is suitably caused TRUE belief. D. some forms of the causal theory of knowledge are adequate.
Some religions are very active, while others are inactive. These opposites were used by your textbook author to explain the question __________
a. "What is essential?" b. "What does it mean to be human?" c. "How do humans interact with the sacred?" d. "How does the sacred become community?"
Which of the following is NOT an example of a natural resource?
a. coal b. sunlight c. timber d. plastic