What defines taha?
a. worship
b. desire
c. craving
d. following
C
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An inductive argument whose conclusion contains a causal claim is known as…
a) A sufficient argument b) An analogical induction c) A causal argument d) A necessary condition
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The Christian Bible is often still bound in ______
What will be an ideal response?
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The definition "'Mind' means the region of the brain that manipulates symbols" is an example of a:
A) Lexical definition. B) Stipulative definition. C) Persuasive definition. D) Theoretical definition. E) Precising definition.
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A sufficient cause for a fire is
A) one of the factors necessary for the fire to occur. B) a factor that was enough on its own for the fire to occur. C) a factor irrelevant to the occurrence of the fire.
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