Which of the following is an example of the is/ought fallacy?
a. People seek happiness; therefore, we should do whatever we can to make people happy.
b. In order to make a person happy, it is best to learn what it is that he/she desires.
c. Because happy people are healthier, we should, if we want health, learn to be happier.
d. Research shows that happier people are moral people. Therefore, if someone is moral they must be happy.
a
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a. all parts are false b. at least one part is false c. the antecedent is true and the consequent false d. only one part is true
The Emperor of Japan renounced his claim to
a. Immortality c. Rule b. Divinity d. Perfection
How does Aquinas explain the fact that a human being is one, unified thing?
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)