When was the last time a Japanese Emperor spent the night in a special Shinto shrine?
a. 1945 c. 1991 b. 1845 d. 1865
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Explain Anselm's ontological argument for the existence of God
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Which of the following claims about Monads is not true?
a) They were created by God. b) They have perceptions. c) They do not interact with one another. d) They are not simple substances
A customer complains of the passenger compartment temperature always being too hot, cold or not changing as the temperature range is changed on the control panel. On an electronic mode door actuator (motor) system all of the following could cause this problem Except:
A. Open actuator motor wire B. Faulty actuator C. Faulty electronic control head D. Open actuator potentiometer wire
In this pair of cases, the first may serve as precedent for the second. Decide whether the second case is so relevantly similar to the first that it should be decided identically. Explain your decision.First case: On the basis of observation and a car license number, police reasonably suspected Mrs. H of possessing stolen radios. Informed by the manager of her apartment that a man living with her was sickly, officers knocked on the apartment door and received no response but heard "moans and groans." When they were admitted by the manager, no one was present, but one of the stolen radios was in plain sight. On the basis of this information, they obtained a search warrant and seized the radio. Mrs. H was later arrested. A court held that the radio was admissible as evidence: The officers
testified that they believed someone in the apartment was in distress and had entered for the purpose of giving aid. The court ruled that this justified what would otherwise have been a trespass.Second case: Mr. G was found by police in his car, unconscious and with a severe knife wound. He was taken to a hospital for surgery, and his clothing was searched for identification. Marijuana was found, and he was arrested for possession of narcotics. What will be an ideal response?