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    well, just like all other dogs. The major and minor premise must coincide to yield a conclusion; this one of the rules that should always be applied when observing a syllogistic argument. One must use good reasoning when creating a logical statement. To look at the big picture, since logic deals with correct reasoning and since correctness of reasoning is closely related with truth and falsity, then when one reasons correctly, “if the premises of his/her argument are true, then it will be…

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    decriminalization of drug use to a public health issue in order to cease the many problems caused by the War on Drugs. Her premises argue that the War on Drugs spends a tremendous amount of tax money and impacts many issues that plague society such as murder, police violence and lower than possible education rates. She begins her passage by introducing her conclusion with euphuisms in a premise referring to the amount of death caused by drugs in the United States. “At first blush” refers…

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    So that, in the first place, you were wrong to believe that we should care for the opinion of the many about what is just, beautiful, good, and their opposites.” (Crito 48A) according to premise five, another plausible statement, matters that are justice or injustice, the majority can not have a say over. If the majority could vote on ethics the citizens would be able to vote for slavery. However, the experts do research and say slavery is…

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    a goal that should be assisted by genetic counsellors. Premise 1: If a deaf couple wishes to have a child that is also deaf the counselor has the right to reject their request because purposefully…

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    faulty arguments, the reconstruction of Socrates verbal logic is presented and each assertion is examined carefully. This examination will focus on each assertion individually and will thoroughly justify any logical gaps through the use of unstated premises. From this careful examination of Socrates propositions, one can conclude that Socrates put forth a faulty argument. Before Socrates logic is determined flawed, one must understand the…

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    college costs can be covered by joining the military. After that, I will challenge the arguments and how they need extra evidence to stand out better. Finally, I will explain how the author’s arguments support his conclusion. Martin Bozeman has three premises that support his conclusion. In the first argument, he discussed that tax is high right now. Expenses for people will get worse with another weight burdening the American taxpayers. After graduating, part of the money from the taxes that…

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    proposed by Anselm of Canterbury, is an argument that uses premises and reason to prove that God exists. In this paper, I will explain Anselm’s arguments for the existence of God and Guanilo’s response against Anselm’s reasoning. I will then evaluate the arguments given by both Anselm and Gaunilo. In his work, Proslogion, Anselm uses reductio ad absurdum to argue that God exists. Reductio ad absurdum is a form of argument where a premise is disproven by following its implications, leading to a…

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    Socrates’ two premises support his initially stated conclusion that death and life are cyclical opposites or, in other words, that they flow back and forth as states of existence. He concludes, “…living people come to be from nowhere other than from the dead” (Plato, 2014, p. 58, 70d). While Socrates’ argument is valid, his first premise is problematic. It is within this premise that he assumes fundamentally dissimilar relationships between fundamentally dissimilar entities are analogous. When…

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    In the collection of essays from walden by henry david thoreau had a lot of transcendentalist based statements some of which were based on the premise of nature and god. “Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads. . . .” (lines 155 from the pond in winter.) What Thoreau means literally by this is everywhere around him is perfect. But how this connects to nature and god is really just that heaven is this distant paradise but nature is also that paradise and it completely perfect. This…

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    The word argument entails many emotions, most of which are negative. In western culture the controlling metaphor for argument is war states Rebecca Jones. When dealing with arguments there are two main ways to go about it, logic and reasoning. Logos is a new trendy word that means using logic to prove an argument. Many people of today's society articulate their difference by using logic and reasoning to demonstrate their point. The Merriam Webster dictionary states logic as a proper or…

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