Final Project Timothy Gillespie PHI 103 Susan Smith Jan 26 2015 For my final project I have chosen to use the arguments for banning guns. I do not agree with these arguments but‚ I will attempt to address their statements and provide a sound counter argument for each of their points that I discuss. During this final project I hope that I can help shed light on the subject for both sides of the argument and come to a common ground. I believe that is the point of making arguments and
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This file of HIS 103 Week 4 Discussion Question 1 includes: Read "The Spread of Christianity "‚ "The Latin Church in Western Europe" and "The Encounter between War and Religion." Discuss the development of the Roman Catholic Church. What effect did it have on society? Why did the church call for a Crusade‚ or holy war? What were the overall results of the Crusades? Were they a successful military venture? How was the holy war perceived by other societies? History - General History ASHFORD
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PHI 103 has taught me to properly analyze an argument in an objective way. The most important lesson I feel I have learned from this course was in Week 1‚ when we discussed the value of keeping an open mind and viewing all aspects of a problem or situation from multiple perspectives versus limiting myself to my own perspective. Being able to apply what I have learned about creating strong arguments will make me more confident in writing research and persuasive papers for college. It will also undoubtedly
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Week 3 – Discussion 1 Many papers have been writing on the subject of exploitation of the poor by multinationals and there is no easy answer or solution to satisfy both sides; economists and ethicists are continuously debating on the back of the increasing expectations from the consumer population for firms‚ to behave socially and environmentally responsibly. The Economist Approach The world of business is no romance; it is a place populated with various stakeholders and the survival and long-term
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***CORRECT ANSWERS WEEK 1QUIZ 1. Question : In logic‚ argument is Student Answer: a dispute that involves anger. a debate over mathematics. a pointless exercise over a topic in philosophy or science. *** a set of reasons put forth to support a conclusion. Instructor Explanation: The answer can be found in Chapter One of An Introduction to Logic. Points Received: 1 of 1 Comments: 2. Question : People study reason in order to Student Answer:
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RUNNING HEAD: EVALUATE AN ARGUEMENT EVALUATE AN ARGUEMENT PHI 103 Professor Wise Tiffany Blunt February 4‚ 2015 Assignment on Evaluate an Argument Deductive and inductive reasoning is an interesting topic that is widely available on internet. Deductive arguments are arguments by the arguer to be valid and logical that is they have to provide justification‚ guarantee and proof for the derived conclusion. The premises that are presented by arguer should be strong and powerful
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Week 3 Discussion 1 Top of Form “Languageless’ Thinking” Please respond to the following: Consider the quote by Wittgenstein‚ “The limits of my language are the limits of my life.” Explain whether it is possible to think without using language. If you believe it is possible‚ describe how a person might enact “languageless” thinking. If you believe it is not possible‚ describe what you foresee as the problems with languageless thinking. I do believe it is possible to think without
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least two other peers’ initial posts. In your response‚ ask questions‚ share experiences‚ challenge ideas‚ and help your peers expand their posts and ideas. Your initial post should be at least 3–4 sentences long. You must submit your initial posts as early in the week as possible. Before the end of the week‚ respond to at least two of your peers’ initial posts. I am in support of using taxation and regulation to contain the external costs of atmospheric pollution because we all live in this world;
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Regulation and the Greater Good After viewing The Crisis of Credit Visualized video‚ respond to each of the following: 1. How could government regulations have prevented or mitigated the credit crisis of 2008? The government could have placed tighter constraints on the credit market; the government agencies charged with managing banking policies and procedures could’ve formulated a policy that would require that banks were only able to hedge a certain amount of liability as long as they had enough
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The file PHI 445 Week 3 Quiz includes right solutions on the following questions: 1. Question : The common definition of price fixing is: 2. Question : Efficiency comes about in perfectly competitive free markets when: 3. Question : When a company sells a buyer certain goods only on condition that the buyer also purchases other goods from the firm‚ this is known as: 4. Question : Which of the following are characteristics of a perfectly free economy? 5. Question : When a buyer purchases a good‚ each
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