In the first example that Edmund Gettier considers," The man who will get the job has ten coins in his pocket"
a. is something for which Smith has justified true belief but not knowledge.
b. is something for which Smith has knowledge but not justified true belief
c. is something that Smith believes but does not have justification for that belief
d. is impossible for any person to know
Ans: a. is something for which Smith has justified true belief but not knowledge.
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A. The inconsistency fallacy B. The fallacy of hasty generalization C. The weak analogy fallacy D. The slippery-slope fallacy E. None of the answers are correct
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Chronicles shows no concern for the temple of worship 2. The chronicler uses very simple language and syntax leading man scholars to believe he from humble origin likely uneducated 3. Typology establishes historical correspondence between the OT and the NT 4. Chronicles focuses on the divided monarchy 5. The northern kingdom fell to Assyria in 722 BC
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According to the text, the final step in argument evaluation is
a. testing for validity b. examining the premises c. determining whether empirical or nonempirical d. assessing the degree of inductive strength