When we say that an electric current flowing through the filament of a light bulb causes the bulb to produce light, we mean 'cause' in the sense of a:
A) Relative and an absolute condition.
B) Necessary and a sufficient condition.
C) Sufficient but not a necessary condition.
D) Relative but not an absolute condition.
E) Necessary but not a sufficient condition.
B
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A) nihilism and altruism amount to the same thing. B) what is good is what I dislike. C) moral rightness is the same as moral wrongness. D) feelings of approval or disapproval are essential to morality.
What is "the system" according to Kierkegaard?
A) a lie B) the Way C) the truth D) wisdom
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. If we know that P(h/e) = 3/5, we may conclude that P(~h/e) = 2/5. 2. Bayes' theorem cannot be applied if a precise numerical value cannot be assigned to the prior probability of the hypothesis. 3. Bayes' theorem can be used when there are more than two hypotheses being compared. 4. P(e/h) is the probability that the hypothesis is true given that the evidence is present. 5. P(~h/e) = 1 - P(h/e)
What is natural law theory?
How did Martin Luther King Jr. invoke the concept of natural law?