Religion and Philosophy

"We should respect our parents" is

"We should respect our parents" is

"We should respect our parents" is

▸ empirically or conceptually reasonable

▸ empirically or conceptually unreasonable

▸ non-decidable on evidence or conceptual reasons alone

opfaluyi   51   1 Reply

channy40

"Yeats's poems are inferior" expresses

"Yeats's poems are inferior" expresses

"Yeats's poems are inferior" expresses

▸ a moral judgment.

▸ a prudential judgment.

▸ a legal judgment.

▸ an aesthetic judgment.

citycyborg   62   1 Reply

wukong81

"YouTube engages young people in the political process" has

"YouTube engages young people in the political process" has

"YouTube engages young people in the political process" has

▸ empirical content

▸ conceptual content

▸ other content

henry11   67   1 Reply

sportzchik15

"Effective Altruism" states that the most important thing for affluent people to do is ...

"Effective Altruism" states that the most important thing for affluent people to do is ...

"Effective Altruism" states that the most important thing for affluent people to do is donate to the charity that they personally care most about, regardless of the cause.

A. True
B. False

jkm2408   299   1 Reply

bolbol

"Philosophy," literally defined, means:

"Philosophy," literally defined, means:

"Philosophy," literally defined, means: 
A) critical thinking
B) love of knowledge 
C) love of wisdom 
D) love of rhetoric
E) none of the above

theGreek   518   3 Replies

Rizgall

(A B) (B A), (A B) (A B) (A B) (B A) isa

(A B) (B A), (A B) (A B) (A B) (B A) isa

“(A ∙ B) ⊃ (B ⊃ A), (A ≡ B) ⊃ (A ∙ B) ∴ (A ≡ B) ⊃ (B ⊃ A)” isa

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

mars03   42   1 Reply

goodone14

(Basongye) Lupupans believe that everything is in the hands of Efile Mukulu. (True or false?)

(Basongye) Lupupans believe that everything is in the hands of Efile Mukulu. (True or false?)

(Basongye) Lupupans believe that everything is in the hands of Efile Mukulu.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

funieman04   40   1 Reply

sophiamendoza94

(D C) v ~(M ~ D), M ~D D C is a

(D C) v ~(M ~ D), M ~D D C is a

“(D ∙ C) v ~(M ⊃ ~ D), M ⊃ ~D ∴ D ∙ C” is a

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

Baradar   37   1 Reply

thomas1993

(D v M) (M v D) ~ (M v D) ~(DvM) is a

(D v M) (M v D) ~ (M v D) ~(DvM) is a

“(D v M) ⊃ (M v D) ∴~ (M v D) ⊃ ~(DvM)” is a

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

jason23   41   1 Reply

localbabe10

(GvG) ~ ~ (G G) is a

(GvG) ~ ~ (G G) is a

(GvG) ≡ ~ ~ (G ∙ G) is a

▸ biconditional

▸ disjunction

▸ conjunction

▸ negation

JadeDeLair   59   1 Reply

slpm

(Gv~H) ~ (F ~N) is a

(Gv~H) ~ (F ~N) is a

(Gv~H) ∙ ~ (F ⊃ ~N) is a

▸ conditional

▸ conjunction

▸ negation

▸ disjunction

Yukinara   46   1 Reply

tswinson3

(~ B A) [~L v (B A)] , ~ B A ~L v (B A) is a

(~ B A) [~L v (B A)] , ~ B A ~L v (B A) is a

“(~ B ≡ A) ⊃ [~L v (B ∙ A)] , ~ B ≡ A ∴ ~L v (B ∙ A)” is a

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

tifftran   53   1 Reply

qwasqwas1

(~ B ~ A) (B E), ~ B ~A B E is a

(~ B ~ A) (B E), ~ B ~A B E is a

“(~ B ⊃ ~ A) ⊃ (B ∙ E), ~ B ⊃ ~A ∴ B ∙ E” is a

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

gisellerol   42   1 Reply

neginakbarin

(~ O B) (B v E), (D B) (~ O B) (D B) (BvE) isa

(~ O B) (B v E), (D B) (~ O B) (D B) (BvE) isa

“(~ O ∙ B) ⊃ (B v E), (D ≡ B) ⊃ (~ O ∙ B) ∴ (D ≡ B) ⊃ (BvE)” isa

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

phoebe.lou   67   1 Reply

bwhurd

(~A H) v ~ ( H ~D), H ~D ~A H isa

(~A H) v ~ ( H ~D), H ~D ~A H isa

“(~A ∙ H) v ~ ( H ⊃ ~D), H ⊃ ~D ∴ ~A ∙ H” isa

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

OlKu   41   1 Reply

danterich

(~C G) [(H v ~ K) A] is a

(~C G) [(H v ~ K) A] is a

(~C ⊃ G) ≡ [(H v ~ K) ⊃ A] is a

▸ negation

▸ conditional

▸ disjunction

▸ biconditional

darkfire12   44   1 Reply

cheezeh3ad

---------- thought that religious belief is an illusion stemming from powerful psychological needs

---------- thought that religious belief is an illusion stemming from powerful psychological needs

1. ---------- thought that religious belief is an illusion stemming from powerful psychological needs

a) Karl Marx

b) Max Muller

c) James Frazer

d) Sigmund Freu

2. The latin term sui generis is u

Becca89   94   1 Reply

bolbol

. According to Mead, a multiple personality is in a certain sense normal Indicate whether the ...

. According to Mead, a multiple personality is in a certain sense normal Indicate whether the ...

. According to Mead, a multiple personality is in a certain sense normal
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

jrose123   39   1 Reply

san205

. What makes right acts right, according to Utilitarianism?

. What makes right acts right, according to Utilitarianism?

. What makes right acts right, according to Utilitarianism?
 
   a. God has commanded them
   b. We live in a society that proclaims certain actions as right
   c. They accord with pure reason
   d. They promote happiness

Shudson   36   1 Reply

Smass

...on Mount Ku lives a holy man...He rides on clouds...and wanders beyond the ________.

...on Mount Ku lives a holy man...He rides on clouds...and wanders beyond the ________.

...on Mount Ku lives a holy man...He rides on clouds...and wanders beyond the ________.
 
  a. Great Beyond
  b. four seasons
  c. edge of time
  d. four winds

babyham_   42   1 Reply

gracieelaine12

1 Chronicles provides a detailed report of Saul's kingship. (True or false?)

1 Chronicles provides a detailed report of Saul's kingship. (True or false?)

1 Chronicles provides a detailed report of Saul's kingship.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

redheadprincess   28   2 Replies

redheadprincess

1 Corinthians gives more insight into the actual life of first-century churches than any other New ...

1 Corinthians gives more insight into the actual life of first-century churches than any other New ...

1 Corinthians gives more insight into the actual life of first-century churches than any other New Testament letter.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Chasetcn44   37   1 Reply

pripaw

1 John addresses division between two groups of people. What are those two groups?

1 John addresses division between two groups of people. What are those two groups?

1 John addresses division between two groups of people. What are those two groups?
 
  a. Jewish Christians and Gentile Christians
  b. Those who believed that Jesus was fully incarnate and those who believedthat Jesus only appeared t

lilo   50   1 Reply

NILLABRO

1 Timothy asserts that money in itself is evil (True or false?)

1 Timothy asserts that money in itself is evil (True or false?)

1 Timothy asserts that money in itself is evil.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Lilsuzy2007   56   1 Reply

hennihanadi

1 Timothy includes instructions concerning which groups of people?

1 Timothy includes instructions concerning which groups of people?

1 Timothy includes instructions concerning which groups of people?
 
  a. widows, elders, and slaves
  b. elders, preachers, and teachers
  c. widows, children, and fathers
  d. children, elders, and preachers

Desiree Mann   48   1 Reply

jacobhollyy

1. Develop ethical arguments that support Pistorius participation in elite athletic events. Then ...

1. Develop ethical arguments that support Pistorius participation in elite athletic events. Then ...

1. Develop ethical arguments that support Pistorius participation in elite athletic events.
  Then develop ethical arguments that he should not be allowed to participate.
  2. In 2001, disabled golfer Casey Martin won in a Supreme Court

nightverin   54   2 Replies

nightverin

1. Philosophy is the love of wisdom, not the love of knowledge. What are some differences you might

1. Philosophy is the love of wisdom, not the love of knowledge. What are some differences you might

1. Philosophy is the love of wisdom, not the love of knowledge. What are some differences you might find between someone who loves wisdom and someone who loves knowledge? Give some examples, and discuss your viewpoint on the subject.

2. Wh

Catracho   178   3 Replies

bio_man

2 Timothy is the most personal of all three Pastoral letters. (True or false?)

2 Timothy is the most personal of all three Pastoral letters. (True or false?)

2 Timothy is the most personal of all three Pastoral letters.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Liaaaa   51   1 Reply

Godzilla159

25. According to Bennett, both our feelings and our moral judgments can compel us to act. ...

25. According to Bennett, both our feelings and our moral judgments can compel us to act. ...

25. According to Bennett, both our feelings and our moral judgments can compel us to act.
 
 
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

kath4ever   38   1 Reply

Equals3

3 John mainly addresses: (Multiple Choice)

3 John mainly addresses: (Multiple Choice)

3 John mainly addresses:
 
  a. Matters of church authority
  b. Questions about the Roman government
  c. Questions about eschatology
  d. The rise of Gnosticism in the Johannine community

lturne   45   1 Reply

garroghuu

A a. that is shared equally by all members of the kraal. b. of a chief/headman who is not a ...

A a. that is shared equally by all members of the kraal. b. of a chief/headman who is not a ...

A
 
  a. that is shared equally by all members of the kraal.
  b. of a chief/headman who is not a priest.
  c. of a priest who is not a chief/headman.
  d. of the inhabitant of the umnumzane, who is both chief/headman and

Desiree Mann   44   1 Reply

jjdjd j

A (~I ~ A) is a

A (~I ~ A) is a

A ∙ (~I ⊃ ~ A) is a

▸ negation

▸ conjunction

▸ conditional

schweet   54   1 Reply

roman91

A ~ (C v B) is a

A ~ (C v B) is a

A ⊃ ~ (C v B) is a

▸ negation

▸ disjunction

▸ conditional

kmonette   56   1 Reply

cskeen80

A 2007 experiment at the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience showed brain activity ...

A 2007 experiment at the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience showed brain activity ...

A 2007 experiment at the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience showed brain activity signaling a choice being made up to seven seconds before the subject experienced knowledge of making a choice.
 
  The researcher believed this

BoyzGonWild   60   1 Reply

Amandeep

A approach to human behavior control would insist that we don't know what the standard for normal ...

A approach to human behavior control would insist that we don't know what the standard for normal ...

A approach to human behavior control would insist that we don't know what the standard for normal behavior is.
 
  a) behaviorist
  b) antibehaviorist
  c) Kantian
  d) Caring

seitzjoseph   39   1 Reply

hoehoe22

A Babylonian work sometimes known as The Dialogue About Human Misery is a close parallel to which ...

A Babylonian work sometimes known as The Dialogue About Human Misery is a close parallel to which ...

A Babylonian work sometimes known as The Dialogue About Human Misery is a close parallel to which Old Testament book?
 
  A) Psalms
   B) Job
   C) Proverbs
   D) Ecclesiastes
   E) Song of Songs

Brooke.catlin   65   1 Reply

bunique227744

A Babylonian work sometimes known as “The Dialogue About Human Misery” is a close parallel to which

A Babylonian work sometimes known as “The Dialogue About Human Misery” is a close parallel to which

A Babylonian work sometimes known as “The Dialogue About Human Misery” is a close parallel to which Old Testament book?
   A) Psalms
   B) Job
   C) Proverbs
   D) Ecclesiastes
   E) Song of Songs

roseychild   710   3 Replies

habibti

A basic argument made by Nathanson against Berns' argument is that Berns' view of the death ...

A basic argument made by Nathanson against Berns' argument is that Berns' view of the death ...

A basic argument made by Nathanson against Berns' argument is that Berns' view of the
  death penalty
 
  a. is a romanticized view that does not accurately reflect our actual practices of
  execution.
  b. is too soft-heart

tabikaa1   60   1 Reply

hehehxd

A basic assumption of any moral system ought to be the existence of God. (True or false?)

A basic assumption of any moral system ought to be the existence of God. (True or false?)

A basic assumption of any moral system ought to be the existence of God.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Asian101   56   1 Reply

gatt3130

A basic objection to Cohen's view, which Cohen considers and rejects, is that in his view

A basic objection to Cohen's view, which Cohen considers and rejects, is that in his view

A basic objection to Cohen's view, which Cohen considers and rejects, is that in his view
 
  a. reason counts for too much, and feeling and intuition for too little.
  b. the concept of rights is arbitrary, and there is no empirical

peeeps   66   2 Replies

peeeps