Which of the following are elements of a good theory?
a. description and explanation
b. critique of moral blind spots
c. a sense of wonder
d. None of the above
e. All of the above
e. All of the above
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The difference between factual statements and other statements is that _______
A. factual statements can be warranted B. other statements are beliefs C. factual statements are accepted by almost everyone D. factual statements cannot be used to express states of mind
Paul compared the Law to a tutor: like a tutor imposing discipline, the Law makes its adherents aware of their
A. needs as a church, and the moral standards they must meet. B. moral inadequacy, and their need for a power beyond themselves. C. sinful nature and the need to accept Christ as their savior. D. susceptibility to disease if they eat forbidden foods.
When applied to empirical reasoning the Test of the Truthfulness of the Premises is partly ensured by the ________
(a) citation of credible experts (b) accuracy of the measurements made and the descriptions of the investigatory conditions (c) mutual trust and scientific consensus achieved at professional meetings (d) reliance on comparative reasoning to suggest productive models and hypotheses (e) the use of statistical analyses and the steps in the scientific research design
If it is determined that the fetus is a person from conception, there are no
arguments that support the morality of abortion.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.