Religion and Philosophy

It is always a fallacy to appeal to authority when defending a position. Indicate whether the ...

Started by Tazate

The following argument is valid: Everybody loves a lover, but John's not a lover, so nobody loves ...

Started by lracut11

According to Van Camp, Olen, and Barry, when supplying missing premises in a moral argument, it ...

Started by melina_rosy

A valid argument can have false premises and a true conclusion. Indicate whether the statement is ...

Started by Evvie72

An informal fallacy is an invalid deductive rule. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

Started by Kikoku

One warranted inductive argument may be less conclusive than another warranted inductive argument. ...

Started by moongchi

A truth-preserving rule yields a true conclusion only if the premises are both true. Indicate ...

Started by Lisaclaire

In inductive arguments, truthful statements make it more reasonable than not ot accept the ...

Started by anshika

Establishing a statistical correlation between two events is the same as showing causal links ...

Started by newyorker26

When we reason from cause to effect or from effect to cause, we generally reason deductively. ...

Started by clmills979

In examining inductions, statistical links are not the same as causal links. Indicate whether the ...

Started by RYAN BANYAN

As with deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning can be clearly divided into sound and unsound ...

Started by Pineapplelove6

A question-begging argument is one that includes the conclusion as one of its premises. Indicate ...

Started by bcretired

A red herring is an irrelevancy intended to distract our attention from the real issues. ...

Started by MGLQZ

Informal fallacies usually arise in arguments that rely on hidden premises that are false or ...

Started by vicky

A slippery slope argument is a type of invalid deductive reasoning. Indicate whether the ...

Started by pane00

Appeals to authority are never justified. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

Started by AEWBW

Hand waving claims that something is true (or false) because everyone knows so. Indicate whether ...

Started by bio_gurl

According to the traditional view of sexual morality: a. sex outside marriage is wrong b. moral ...

Started by washai

According to the naturalness argument: a. all sex is natural b. only natural sex is moral c. ...

Started by folubunmi

When is sexual union before marriage permissible, according to the Vatican Declaration? a. When ...

Started by CQXA

According to Mappes, the central tenet of conventional sexual morality is that nonmarital sex is: ...

Started by CharlieWard

Using another person, according to Mappes, can arise via coercion and via ____: a. immorality b. ...

Started by xclash

According to Ferguson, marriage today: a. is worth reforming b. is morally safe c. is a morally ...

Started by savannahhooper

According to the Vatican Declaration, one of the most serious indications of the corruption of ...

Started by APUS57