Kierkegaard's "leap of faith" is based on the assumption that religious commitment is justified only if it is consistent with our other beliefs.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Empirical study requires a __________ to avoid subjectivity
a. control b. criticism c. literary evaluation d. non-believer
Which of the following is associated with morality throughout the world?
A. self-interest B. the death penalty for murder C. happiness D. All of these answers are correct.
INSTRUCTIONS: Select the correct translation for each statement. There are exactly two cars in the lot
A) (?x)(?y){Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y • (z)[(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)} B) (?x)(?y)(Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y) C) (x)(?y){Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y • (z)[(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)} D) (?x)(?y)(?z){Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y • [(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)} E) (x)(y){[Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y] ? (z)[(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)}
Syllogism 4I Given the following syllogism: Games are not fun unless they are challenging, so chess is fun, because chess is challenging. For Syllogism 4I, the conclusion is:
A) All games identical to chess are fun games. B) All games identical to chess are challenging games. C) No unchallenging games are games identical to chess. D) All challenging games are games identical to chess. E) All fun games are challenging games.