What does Arjuna say regarding the morality of killing “the sons of Dhritarashtra” in battle?
a. It is justified, because of the atrocities they have committed.
b. It is justified as an act of self-defense.
c. It is not justified, because all are the children of God.
d. It is not justified, as there is no joy in killing one’s kinsmen.
d
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This suggests that the Orinoco crocodile is not critically endangered" commits the fallacy of A) begging the question B) begging the question against C) complex question D) false alternatives E) accident
Who wrote that beggars get handouts before philosophers?
a. Cicero b. Plato c. Aristotle d. Diogenes
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A. nonargument; explanation B. nonargument; report C. argument; conclusion: They are not inclined to take any responsibility for their own learning or to put any effort into learning new modes of thinking D. nonargument; unsupported assertion