a. A truth he cannot doubt
b. An Aeschylean point from which to attack the sciences
c. A fascinating but trivial grammatical remark
d. A truth he can doubt
e. A logical, but not a mathematical truth
d
People naturally tend toward __________
A) exchanging things for other things they need B) hording food C) being asocial D) communist societies Correct
Unlike the utilitarians, who based morality on consequences, Kant held that morality is categorical and thus must be based solely on _____.
What will be an ideal response?
List the most important festivals in the Christian year. Briefly describe the most important rituals of these festivals.
What will be an ideal response?
According to Kierkegaard, what is important is not our conception of God, but