Religion and Philosophy

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   43   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   71   4 Replies

africa143

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   70   1 Reply

bio_man

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   45   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   40   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   38   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   30   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   38   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   30   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   30   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   21   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   23   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   19   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   28   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   28   1 Reply

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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   24   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   25   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   23   1 Reply

illusionld

A syllogism that doesn't violate any of the rules is

A syllogism that doesn't violate any of the rules is

A syllogism that doesn't violate any of the rules is

▸ logically possible

▸ logically impossible

kmonette   21   1 Reply

nemisis

Use the rules of validity to determine whether a syllogistic form AAA-1 is

Use the rules of validity to determine whether a syllogistic form AAA-1 is

Use the rules of validity to determine whether a syllogistic form AAA-1 is

▸ valid

▸ invalid

brettlaw   26   1 Reply

mmorris1537

Which is the correct Venn diagram for "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and ...

Which is the correct Venn diagram for "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and ...

[html]Which is the correct Venn diagram for "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and no anti-globalization campaigners are environmentalists, no woman is an environmentalist"?

▸ Diagram (A)

▸ Diagram B)

▸ Diagram (C)

▸ Diagram

ang359   30   1 Reply

johnmilton

The name of the form of "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and no ...

The name of the form of "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and no ...

The name of the form of "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and no anti-globalization campaigners are environmentalists, no woman is an environmentalist" is

▸ EAE-4

▸ IIE-1

▸ EIE-1

sanimkyei   16   1 Reply

dm408

The form of "Some students are not Facebook subscribers, for some students are library users and no ...

The form of "Some students are not Facebook subscribers, for some students are library users and no ...

[html]The form of "Some students are not Facebook subscribers, for some students are library users and no library user is a Facebook subscriber" is

▸ No P are M Some M are not S Some S are not P

▸ No M is P Some S are not M Some S are not P

▸ No M

danby   47   1 Reply

vicky12345

The form of "Some extinct animals are not birds. All dinosaurs are extinct animals. Thus, some ...

The form of "Some extinct animals are not birds. All dinosaurs are extinct animals. Thus, some ...

[html]The form of "Some extinct animals are not birds. All dinosaurs are extinct animals. Thus, some dinosaurs are not birds" is

▸ SomeMarenotP All M are S Some S are not P

▸ Some M are not P All S are M Some S are not P

▸ SomeMareP All S are M So

sarasmith06   19   1 Reply

mkql12

The form of "Some Bengal tigers are not fish, for all water animals are fish, and some water ...

The form of "Some Bengal tigers are not fish, for all water animals are fish, and some water ...

[html]The form of "Some Bengal tigers are not fish, for all water animals are fish, and some water animals are not Bengal tigers" is

▸ All M are P Some S are not M Some S are not P

▸ Some M are not P All S are M Some S are not P

▸ All M are P Some

Jbranson87   25   1 Reply

anikamazumder

The form of "Since some whistles are baby toys and no Barbie is a baby toy, no whistle is a Barbie" is

The form of "Since some whistles are baby toys and no Barbie is a baby toy, no whistle is a Barbie" is

The form of "Since some whistles are baby toys and no Barbie is a baby toy, no whistle is a Barbie" is

▸ No PareM All S are M No S are P

▸ No M are P All M are S No S are P

▸ No P are M Some S are M No S are P

JohnCena494   40   1 Reply

amandashimkus

The form of ?Since some grapefruits are citrus and all oranges are citrus, some oranges are grapefruits? is

The form of ?Since some grapefruits are citrus and all oranges are citrus, some oranges are grapefruits? is

[html]The form of ?Since some grapefruits are citrus and all oranges are citrus, some oranges are grapefruits? is

▸ Some P are MAll S are MSome S are P

▸ Some M are not PAll M are SSome S are not P

▸ Some M are PAll S are M

tennisalex   57   1 Reply

amandashimkus

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Some backpacks are not wheeled luggage, given that some ...

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Some backpacks are not wheeled luggage, given that some ...

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Some backpacks are not wheeled luggage, given that some carry-on items are backpacks and no wheeled luggage is a carry-on item" is

▸ valid

▸ invalid

dkwilson   27   1 Reply

jchang19

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Since some grapefruits are citrus and all oranges are ...

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Since some grapefruits are citrus and all oranges are ...

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Since some grapefruits are citrus and all oranges are citrus, some oranges are grapefruits" is

▸ valid

▸ invalid

mitch44   24   1 Reply

tkane127

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and ...

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and ...

Determine with a Venn diagram whether "Although some women are anti-globalization campaigners, and no anti-globalization campaigners are environmentalists, no woman is an environmentalist" is

▸ valid

▸ invalid

swimchk13   37   1 Reply

jaymaster

Which part of an OAI-3 syllogism is represented first in a Venn diagram?

Which part of an OAI-3 syllogism is represented first in a Venn diagram?

Which part of an OAI-3 syllogism is represented first in a Venn diagram?

▸ the major premise

▸ the minor premise

▸ the conclusion

shbensonjr   29   1 Reply

packar11

Which part of an AII-1 syllogism is represented first in a Venn diagram?

Which part of an AII-1 syllogism is represented first in a Venn diagram?

Which part of an AII-1 syllogism is represented first in a Venn diagram?

▸ the major premise

▸ the minor premise

▸ the conclusion

remy2012   25   1 Reply

drdavid

Which circles in the following Venn diagram represent a syllogism's conclusion?

Which circles in the following Venn diagram represent a syllogism's conclusion?

Which circles in the following Venn diagram represent a syllogism's conclusion?

▸ S and M

▸ M and P

▸ S and P

Eieio   20   1 Reply

BAGrinder

Where does the representation of an AII-1 syllogism's minor premise go when represented in a Venn ...

Where does the representation of an AII-1 syllogism's minor premise go when represented in a Venn ...

[html]Where does the representation of an AII-1 syllogism's minor premise go when represented in a Venn diagram diagram with three circles S, P, and M?

▸ in the part of P that is not S

▸ in the part of S that is

Jchanis15   30   1 Reply

toastercat

What does a Venn diagram show about any AII-1 syllogism?

What does a Venn diagram show about any AII-1 syllogism?

What does a Venn diagram show about any AII-1 syllogism?

▸ that its form is either valid or invalid

▸ that its form is invalid

▸ that its form is valid

Jgal   21   1 Reply

mr.pogi

What does a finished Venn diagram for an AII-1 syllogism look like? There is

What does a finished Venn diagram for an AII-1 syllogism look like? There is

[html]What does a finished Venn diagram for an AII-1 syllogism look like? There is

▸ an x in the intersection of S, P, and M; a shade in the part M that is not P

▸ an x in the intersection of S and P

jayboskeet   21   1 Reply

ecunis1

To test a syllogism's validity with a Venn diagram, which proposition must not be diagrammed at all?

To test a syllogism's validity with a Venn diagram, which proposition must not be diagrammed at all?

To test a syllogism's validity with a Venn diagram, which proposition must not be diagrammed at all?

▸ the minor premise

▸ the major premise

▸ the conclusion

j22   21   1 Reply

ricyoung

In a Venn diagram for an OAI-3 syllogism, how is "All M are S" represented?

In a Venn diagram for an OAI-3 syllogism, how is "All M are S" represented?

[html]In a Venn diagram for an OAI-3 syllogism, how is "All M are S" represented?

▸ With an x in the intersection of S, P, and M

▸ A shade in the part M that is not P

▸ A shade in the part M

Baradar   21   1 Reply

moraa

In a Venn diagram for an AII-1 syllogism, which circles represent the major premise?

In a Venn diagram for an AII-1 syllogism, which circles represent the major premise?

In a Venn diagram for an AII-1 syllogism, which circles represent the major premise?

▸ S and M

▸ M and P

▸ S and P

sunkiss22   23   1 Reply

ydnam23

How is an AII-1 syllogism's minor premise represented in a Venn diagram diagram with three circles ...

How is an AII-1 syllogism's minor premise represented in a Venn diagram diagram with three circles ...

How is an AII-1 syllogism's minor premise represented in a Venn diagram diagram with three circles S, P, and M?

▸ putting an x

▸ shading an intersection

▸ shading a crescent-shaped part of a circle

urraberry   28   1 Reply

BlondieX