A counterexample to an argument form is a substitution instance whose
A. premises and conclusion are well-known truths.
B. premises are well-known falsehoods.
C. premises are well-known truths and conclusion a well-known falsehood.
D. conclusion is a well-known falsehood.
C. premises are well-known truths and conclusion a well-known falsehood.
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individualistic explanations of poverty.
a. True b. False
Kierkegaard said that the question is "what am I to do?"
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Conductive arguments have linked, not convergent, premises
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Zakat is __________
a. the expectation that all able bodied Muslims will go to Mecca b. five daily prayers c. mandatory giving of money d. sacrifices performed while on hajj