According to W.K Clifford
a. "primary qualities cannot be known by us"
b. "the universe is like a watch"
c. "the sincerity of belief is all that matters."
d. "it is wrong, always, everywhere, and for anyone, to believe anything upon insufficient evidence."
Ans: d. "it is wrong, always, everywhere, and for anyone, to believe anything upon insufficient evidence."
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a) duragraha. b) satyagraha. c) himsa. d) ahimsa.
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a. samsara and moksha b. chi alignment and prophecy c. renewal and purification d. all of the above
Mill's argument from analogy begins with the fact that
A) ?solipsism is necessarily true. B) ?the other's bodily movements and mental states are correlated. C) ?your mental states and your bodily movements are correlated. D) ?there are no minds, only bodies.
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A) Invalid, illicit obversion. B) Valid. C) Invalid, illicit conversion. D) Invalid, illicit contrary. E) Invalid, illicit contraposition.