Religion and Philosophy

The _________ theory holds that primal peoples recognized spirits in themselves

The _________ theory holds that primal peoples recognized spirits in themselves

   A. magic
   B. original monotheism
   C. animism
   D. nature worship

ravealex0   440   1 Reply

bolbol

Which of the following is probably an expression of the influence of the Stereotyping Heuristic? ...

Which of the following is probably an expression of the influence of the Stereotyping Heuristic? ...

Which of the following is probably an expression of the influence of the Stereotyping Heuristic?
 
  (a) Brandon is a huge fan of the San Francisco Giants. If he sees anything at all with the SF Giant's logo on it, a shirt, a coffee cup, a

Hannah g   497   3 Replies

szelaya

Which statement by Amid reflects the Muslim faith?

Which statement by Amid reflects the Muslim faith?

The nurse asks Amid, "How can the healthcare team best support your Muslim faith while you are in the hospital?"

Which statement by Amid reflects the Muslim faith?

   A. I must be able to pray 5 times a day

monroe025   1914   1 Reply

bolbol

What is the definition of System-2 Thinking? (a) reactive thinking that relies heavily on ...

What is the definition of System-2 Thinking? (a) reactive thinking that relies heavily on ...

What is the definition of System-2 Thinking?
 
  (a) reactive thinking that relies heavily on situational cues, salient memories, and heuristic shortcuts to arrive quickly and confidently at judgments
  (b) reactive thinking that is u

BethElis   132   3 Replies

bio_man

According to Plotinus, the way to salvation consists of

According to Plotinus, the way to salvation consists of

According to Plotinus, the way to salvation consists of
 
  a. following the moral commandments which Plotinus set out
  b. pursuing only the purest and most long-lasting sorts of physical pleasures.
  c. engaging in the Neopl

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Glee2   1493   14 Replies

Anonymous

According to Kai Nielsen, what type of medical system is justified?

According to Kai Nielsen, what type of medical system is justified?

According to Kai Nielsen, what type of medical system is justified?
 
  a) A single-tier system
  b) A two-tier system
  c) A three-tier system
  d) Any type of tiered system

Kingchris9   576   3 Replies

Koko65

Descartes raises the possibility of the existence of an evil genius in order to demonstrate that: ...

Descartes raises the possibility of the existence of an evil genius in order to demonstrate that: ...

Descartes raises the possibility of the existence of an evil genius in order to demonstrate that:
 
  A. a non-deceiving God exists.
 
  B. he might be deceived even when he reasons that 2+3=5, or that a square has four sides.

ovx1267   190   3 Replies

Beka128

Which of the following affirms an essential human nature?

Which of the following affirms an essential human nature?

Which of the following affirms an essential human nature?
 
  a. The Judaic and Christian traditions
  b. Buddhism
  c. Taoism
  d. Atheistic Existentialism

kelseymullerr   638   3 Replies

Paulina

Men and woman are biologically opposite to each other (True or false?)

Men and woman are biologically opposite to each other (True or false?)

Men and woman are biologically opposite to each other.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

maggotti36569   164   3 Replies

jessicadbarnes

In order to determine the syllogism figure of "Since no two-story house is a skyscraper and all ...

In order to determine the syllogism figure of "Since no two-story house is a skyscraper and all ...

[html]In order to determine the syllogism figure of "Since no two-story house is a skyscraper and all skyscrapers are elevator buildings, no two-story house is an elevator building," the proposition "No two-story house is a skyscraper " counts as

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npdtan92   393   3 Replies

stanka82

What's the correct obverse of "All donuts are cookies"?

What's the correct obverse of "All donuts are cookies"?

What's the correct obverse of "All donuts are cookies"?

▸ Some cookies are donuts.

▸ All donuts are non-cookies.

▸ No donuts are non-cookies.

mrb0714   271   3 Replies

dangoon

On the basis of the traditional square of opposition , when an A proposition is true, a proposition ...

On the basis of the traditional square of opposition , when an A proposition is true, a proposition ...

On the basis of the traditional square of opposition , when an A proposition is true, a proposition with the same subject and predicate but type E is

▸ true

▸ false

▸ undetermined

SirJohnny   238   2 Replies

Anonymous

The reportive definition, "A fruit is a part of a plant" is

The reportive definition, "A fruit is a part of a plant" is

The reportive definition, "A fruit is a part of a plant" is

▸ too broad

▸ too narrow

▸ too broad and too narrow

momoluv25   235   3 Replies

jaymaster

Which direct speech act could "Isn't it the case that he really believes that the US never got to ...

Which direct speech act could "Isn't it the case that he really believes that the US never got to ...

Which direct speech act could "Isn't it the case that he really believes that the US never got to the moon?" be used to perform?

▸ informative

▸ directive

▸ expressive

▸ commissive

jason23   167   3 Replies

KFord

"Many graduates of the University of Oklahoma have degrees in petroleum geology, so the university ...

"Many graduates of the University of Oklahoma have degrees in petroleum geology, so the university ...

[html]"Many graduates of the University of Oklahoma have degrees in petroleum geology, so the university must have a reputation in that field" has 


▸ only a premise indicator


▸ only a conclusion indicator


▸ neither premise nor conclusion indica

JZ240   156   3 Replies

psstone42

Plotinus explains why there is evil in the world by asserting that

Plotinus explains why there is evil in the world by asserting that

Plotinus explains why there is evil in the world by asserting that
 
  a. anything that is not God will necessarily be imperfect.
  b. there is an eternal conflict between the God of Light and the God of Darkness.
  c. God all

cali721   623   5 Replies

Anonymous

Do we have freewill ? is it biblical ?

Do we have freewill ? is it biblical ?

We have freewill God lets us decide to do good or bad and our purpose in life is when we make that decision. it's easy to not know that purpose because we are different. But freewill God gives it but he also gives us the law and the law is not w

zacariah88   266   6 Replies

Anonymous

Cognitive subjectivism fails because it

Cognitive subjectivism fails because it

Cognitive subjectivism fails because it    a. is self-refuting   b. has no criterion for identifying truth     c. does not take into account one's beliefs.    d. makes truth objective

behive   138   1 Reply

Anonymous

Philosophy Kirkegaard

Philosophy Kirkegaard

 According to Kierkegaard, in what ways do the faithful tax collector resemble the paradigm of faith of Abraham, and how does he differ? Can you explain thoroughly?

behive   113   1 Reply

Anonymous

Philosophy of feminism

Philosophy of feminism

According to Mary Wollstonecraft how are obstacles faced by women similar to those faced by the rich?

quiten   158   1 Reply

Anonymous

Philosophy : Ethics

Philosophy : Ethics

Utilitarianism could be described as ——
(A) teleological
(B) deontological
(C) virtue theory
(D) none of the above

Goodness Vivian   208   1 Reply

rhockeygirl

The role of women in the Catholic Church is

The role of women in the Catholic Church is

   a. increasing
 
  
   b. becoming more visible and authoritative
 
  
    c. more limited than other forms of Christianity

eaa2124   214   2 Replies

Semantha Lorez

Some novels are not prize winning books

Some novels are not prize winning books

Determine immediate inference

Alisha Danuwar   211   1 Reply

bio_man

Which of the these has contributed to a loos of meaning

Which of the these has contributed to a loos of meaning

Goodness VIvian

Goodness Vivian   209   1 Reply

bio_man

From the passage linked in the course module, read the first and second khands of the sixth prapath

From the passage linked in the course module, read the first and second khands of the sixth prapath

From the passage linked in the course module, read the first and second khandas of the sixth prapathanka for context, then scroll down and read khandas  9-13. How might one interpret this passage? What does it say about the nature of the univers

Mabel Akpotohwo   202   4 Replies

africa143

Since no centaur is a mammal but all cows are mammals, some centaurs are not cows" commits

Since no centaur is a mammal but all cows are mammals, some centaurs are not cows" commits

[html]Since no centaur is a mammal but all cows are mammals, some centaurs are not cows" commits

▸ the fallacy of exclusive premises

▸ the fallacy of affirmative from a negative

▸ the fallacy of negative from two affirmatives

▸ the existential fa

hcraik2   222   1 Reply

keeton1989

Determine whether a syllogism of the form OAA-4 commits

Determine whether a syllogism of the form OAA-4 commits

[html]Determine whether a syllogism of the form OAA-4 commits

▸ the fallacy of exclusive premises

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the minor term

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the major term

▸ the existential fallacy

▸ the fallacy of un

deodeo   220   1 Reply

smiller94107

Determine whether a syllogism of the form III-2 commits

Determine whether a syllogism of the form III-2 commits

[html]Determine whether a syllogism of the form III-2 commits

▸ the fallacy of exclusive premises

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the minor term

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the major term

▸ the existential fallacy

▸ the fallacy of un

msidhu   180   1 Reply

sherbiejr16

Determine whether a syllogism of the form EIA-1 commits

Determine whether a syllogism of the form EIA-1 commits

[html]Determine whether a syllogism of the form EIA-1 commits

▸ the fallacy of exclusive premises

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the minor term

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the major term

▸ the existential fallacy

▸ the fallacy of un

mylesnagop   159   1 Reply

Tram Nguyen

Determine whether a syllogism of the form EEE-3 commits

Determine whether a syllogism of the form EEE-3 commits

[html]Determine whether a syllogism of the form EEE-3 commits

▸ the fallacy of exclusive premises

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the minor term

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the major term

▸ the existential fallacy

▸ the fallacy of un

endah87   188   1 Reply

wellsar

Determine whether a syllogism of the form AEE-3 commits

Determine whether a syllogism of the form AEE-3 commits

[html]Determine whether a syllogism of the form AEE-3 commits

▸ the fallacy of exclusive premises

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the minor term

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the major term

▸ the existential fallacy

▸ the fallacy of un

nisha   235   1 Reply

angelord2510

Determine whether a syllogism of the form AAI-4 commits

Determine whether a syllogism of the form AAI-4 commits

[html]Determine whether a syllogism of the form AAI-4 commits

▸ the fallacy of exclusive premises

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the minor term

▸ the fallacy of illicit process of the major term

▸ the existential fallacy

▸ the fallacy of un

imomo   163   1 Reply

jp50

A valid syllogism with two universal premises and a particular conclusion is

A valid syllogism with two universal premises and a particular conclusion is

A valid syllogism with two universal premises and a particular conclusion is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

neezy   134   1 Reply

otis24

A valid syllogism with two negative premises is

A valid syllogism with two negative premises is

A valid syllogism with two negative premises is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

vikingblood   145   1 Reply

anitasag

A valid syllogism with four terms is

A valid syllogism with four terms is

A valid syllogism with four terms is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

luannamw86   135   1 Reply

dhk72

A valid syllogism with an undistributed minor term in the conclusion is

A valid syllogism with an undistributed minor term in the conclusion is

A valid syllogism with an undistributed minor term in the conclusion is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

alireads   147   1 Reply

Gab27

A valid syllogism with an undistributed middle term is

A valid syllogism with an undistributed middle term is

A valid syllogism with an undistributed middle term is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

mombefor78   140   1 Reply

Hlh13

A valid syllogism with an undistributed major term in the conclusion is

A valid syllogism with an undistributed major term in the conclusion is

A valid syllogism with an undistributed major term in the conclusion is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

triciababy1   135   1 Reply

bruce2710

A valid syllogism with a negative premise and an a negative conclusion is

A valid syllogism with a negative premise and an a negative conclusion is

A valid syllogism with a negative premise and an a negative conclusion is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

urraberry   141   1 Reply

mavrik8511

A valid syllogism with a middle term distributed only once is

A valid syllogism with a middle term distributed only once is

A valid syllogism with a middle term distributed only once is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

bklm1234   140   1 Reply

illusionld