Sir William David Ross is classified as this type of deontologist
a. normative
b. pluralistic
c. dualistic
d. individualistic
B
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The continuationists position represented in the reading argues that prophecies of the Spirit (as a charismatic gift) are not on the same level as Scripture.
a. true b. false
The best explanation is the one that does best with regard to the criteria of adequacy.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which statement or statements in the following passage are reasons, which result in the realization that a decision is being invited, and how would the analyst map that realization?
"Ah, well, I found that, um, I saw a very dear friend of mine in trouble and, ah . . . I didn't like the uh, the uh, prospects for him if he didn't get a live donor. I didn't like the idea of him being on dialysis or waiting for a kidney for several years. And I love him and I love his wife and his baby daughter. And I felt that I've got two kidneys, I don't need both and it was, it was a decision that I made in about 60 seconds or so."
Descartes believed that the mind and body interact in the pineal gland.
a. true b. false