Why Is Syllogism Valid

When addressing syllogisms, there are multiple variables that play a part in validity. For example, when specifically addressing if a syllogism is valid or not, if the premises are true, than the conclusion must be true. Accordingly, this means that when the major premise(including the predicate) and the minor premise(including the subject) are true, the conclusion(including both the subject and the premise) must in fact be true. Furthermore, out of the two hundred fifty six logically distinct syllogisms, only twenty four are valid types. Additionally, a way for the audience to tell whether or not a syllogism is valid is if there are no counter examples to the claim that you make. By saying this, that means that no matter what the claim be
Soundness can be described as if a syllogism has true premises and a valid argument. Furthermore, this means that if there are no counterexamples to your premises to prove that they are false than it is in fact sound.Additionally, a unique characteristic that soundness has is that it has to have true premises or else it can not be considered sound. In the end, it is important to have an accurate factual claims in order to achieve
For this argument I stated my major premise which was “All good happenings are from morally justified people. In saying this, I did not find any counter arguments in the fact that someone who is not morally justified usually tends to be a dictator or does not have others well being in mind when making a impactful decision. Furthermore, for my minor premise I stated, “ Some wars result in good happenings”. This assertion is valid in the fact that there have definitely been good happenings that are derived from wars such as the World Wars. Accordingly, in the world wars we fought for the freedom of our country and it ended up being an extremely beneficial fight. Furthermore, saying that some wars result in good happenings is looking at the big picture of the wars that were fought, such as defeating an evil in world war two, or freeing slaves in the civil war. Taking these into consideration, I did not find any counter examples that could be made from this statement. So in the end, I concluded that some wars are morally