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What do you think of this comparison?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Nov 1, 2021 | Philosophy

Focusing on chapters 13-23 of Daniel Dennett’s Intuition Pumps and Other Tools for Thinking, consider some of the tools for thinking about meaning or content. Dennett discusses many of the ways that humans mean things, and communicate with one another. He also...

1 – 3 paragraphs, give me a general descriiption of the utilitarian theory.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 30, 2021 | Philosophy

Consider the following thought experiment: One night towards the end of the semester, you and your best friend find yourselves at your favorite nightclub in Miami. The objective of the night is simple: Grab some drinks, relax, people watch, and when the time is right,...

Do you think that we have a moral obligation to inform/educate ourselves on issues so that our beliefs are based on sufficient evidence?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 25, 2021 | Philosophy

Please use the link below containing the article thanks. instructions: 1. Read the article below by Julie Beck. 2. After reading the article, consider the following: We live in an age in which information is readily available and instantly accessible. That is, we have...

Explain their view of how we construct our vision of reality.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 23, 2021 | Philosophy

For this essay, you are to choose two of these philosophers, one materialist (Locke, Hume, or Kant), and one nonmaterialist (Anselm, Pascal, or Plato), and do the following: -Explain their view of how we construct our vision of reality. -Compare their views of how we...

How does one explain suffering if God is simply capricious about who is chosen to suffer and who is chosen to prosper?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 20, 2021 | Philosophy

Please read three articles firstly then answer both questions. Thank you 1. Katharine J. Dell’s essay, “The Book of Job” raises the following question: How does one explain suffering if God is simply capricious about who is chosen to suffer and who is chosen to...

read and analyze the Starvation Relief Argument below.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 20, 2021 | Philosophy

IArgument Analysis 1 Instructions: 1) Carefully read and analyze the Starvation Relief Argument below. 2) Identify the parts of the argument by filling in the “Mapping the Argument” section below (i.e. statements, conclusion, premises, evidence). 3) Write a response...

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What do you think of this comparison?

1 – 3 paragraphs, give me a general descriiption of the utilitarian theory.

Do you think that we have a moral obligation to inform/educate ourselves on issues so that our beliefs are based on sufficient evidence?

Explain their view of how we construct our vision of reality.

How does one explain suffering if God is simply capricious about who is chosen to suffer and who is chosen to prosper?

read and analyze the Starvation Relief Argument below.

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