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    important details and that cuts right to one’s deepest discomforts‚ often provoking defensiveness or aggression”. Although the physical benefits of consuming a dog can easily be proven or stated‚ the emotional side of this argument cannot simply be solved‚ if possible at all. The argument behind the morality of eating a dog has been taking place for a very long time. Many of the individuals who believe in the banning of consuming dogs argue that dogs are a higher tier of animal than the other types of

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    claims that his argument exposes truths about our consciousness that cannot be simply deduced by physicalism. He argues that the physical truth is not the whole truth. Many philosophers that defend the identity thesis can agree that the physical truth does determine the whole truth about the world. We are seen as having the capabilities of possessing all the knowledge there is and never leave a mystery unsolved. The world is entirely physical and we are physical beings. Jackson’s argument is seen to have

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    they believe should be represented on the banknote. In the article “Best Choice for Bank Note? Viola Desmond” (2016‚ 14 March) published in The Toronto Star‚ Tim Harper argues that Viola Desmond is the best Canadian candidate for the Banknote. His argument that Desmond would be the best candidate is quite effective

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    Galileo’s arguments by saying that it was wise of them to speak in terms of assumptions and not absolute since saying the earth moves and the sun stands still “contains nothing dangerous”. However‚ asserting that the sun is really located in the center of the world and only revolves on its axis is a dangerous thing to do as it is damaging to the Holy Faith by making the Scriptures false (Blackwell‚ 265). He referred to the Joshua passage that both Galileo and Foscarini talked about in their argument and

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    by Dr. Eagleson. Her hypothesis suggested that the socioeconomic group of a child’s parent would affect the name chosen for that child (Rabinovich‚ 1993). The theory is an interesting one‚ yet it is faulty. The argument presented is inductive‚ albeit a weak and uncogent inductive argument. There are several key issues with this study. The evidence presented in support of the comparative claim to socioeconomic groups and children’s names is flawed‚ at best. A child’s name is not necessarily related

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    sleep‚ holds that dreams do not consist of inaccurate memories‚dreams are experiences that occur during sleep in realtime‚ and in sleep we can actually judge and reason.Therefore‚ by refuting these claims that folk psychology holds‚ Descartes’ dream argument is undermined. I will argue it is impossible to verify dreams‚ that there exists such a thing as dreams that are produced at the moment of waking‚ and that it is impossible to communicate logically during sleep.

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    explain an argument by René Descartes‚ offer what I consider to be the most significant objection to the argument‚ and contemplate how Descartes would reply to that objection. We often assume that philosophy should provide truths obvious to all‚ instead of insights that border upon absurdity to most. But in his college days‚ Descartes “discovered that nothing can be imagined which is too strange or incredible to have been said by some philosopher” (195). Descartes advances his argument by showing

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    things that we have never seen. It is not necessary to directly observe something‚ to understand it exists. A point of difference between William Paley’s argument about the watch and his argument about organisms is that we have seen watchmakers‚ but have never seen God. I do not believe this point of difference weakens his design argument. The words “see” and “observe” are subjective.

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    scientist. He was the father of the theory “I think‚ therefore I am‚” he was a rationalist and strong believer that anything can be solved by thinking. He touched on one of the most controversial topics‚ the belief of God. This is known as the trademark argument in which I believe is not sound. Descartes as a philosopher‚ questions everything around him. He even questions whether or not he truly exists as a person. He believes he does exists as a thinking thing‚ so he decides he needs to figure out if it

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    consumers‚ the economy‚ and small businesses. However‚ Ira Knight‚ writer of “Let’s Make Minimum Wage a Living Wage”‚ defends why raising the minimum wage would help improve our economy and workers. With that being said‚ both arguments are strong‚ but Ira Knight’s argument had more reliable resource then Janice Steele did in her post. To begin‚ Ira Knight presents more than three current and credible studies where Janice Steele only presented one. For example‚ Ira Knight found a 2011 study from

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