Nadelmann believes that if we legalized drugs, the use of those drugs
a. would definitely decrease.
b. would swiftly decrease, and become much less prevalent than is currently the case.
c. might increase drug abuse, though he thinks that is unlikely.
d. would soon take the place of alcohol, and become more popular than alcohol, but
with less damage to health than is caused by alcohol abuse.
e. would immediately increase quite dramatically, but within a decade return to current
levels.
c
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a. a reality that is independent of the mind, but that can be experienced. b. a reality that is independent of the mind, but that is unknowable. c. a feature of experience that is relative to the perceiver. d. nothing at all.
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fill a need for our customers. We believe that our business must be run at an adequate profit. We believe that the services and products we offer must be better than those offered by our competitors. We believe that our business must provide stability of employment and job security for all those who depend on our company for their livelihood. Robert D. Hay, et al, "Introduction to Social Responsibility" A) Argument; conclusion: We believe that our company ... our customers. B) Argument; conclusion: We believe that our business must be run ... profit. C) Nonargument. D) Argument; conclusion: We believe that our business must provide ... livelihood. E) Argument; conclusion: We believe that the services ... our competitors.
Luke's primary portrayal of Jesus is as
A. the Savior B. the Davidic Messiah C. the Son of God D. the logos E. the Creator God
Thomson argues that we are morally required to be Good Samaritans
a. True b. False