Why are all causal claims inductive claims?
A. Causation does not necessarily imply correlation.
B. Induction is better suited to causality than any other type of connection.
C. One cannot prove that the same event will have the same effect in the future.
D. Causation is not a reliable source of knowledge.
C
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a. Ise. b. Meiji. c. Yasukuni. d. Kodana.
The point of William James’s story about the squirrel was
a. the need to get clear on the facts involved in a dispute. b. the difficulty of knowing what we are observing. c. the need to make our concepts as clear as possible. d. there are no true opinions about anything.
In the Arabian peninsula before Muhammad, Mecca emerged as a key site for animistic
religion because of this object of veneration.
a. tidal movements b. forest of great cedars c. mineral quarry d. meteoric stone
Reasoned argument in defense of the Muslim faith
a. falasafa b. hubris c. dhikr d. kalam