Readings in SpeechHaig A. Bosmajian Harper & Row, 1965 - 384 pagina's |
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Pagina 7
... true , and men in most cases do arrive at the truth . Consequently one who is skilled in discerning the truth can do well in weighing probabilities [ matters of opinion ] . It is clear , then , that our handbooks have limited the art to ...
... true , and men in most cases do arrive at the truth . Consequently one who is skilled in discerning the truth can do well in weighing probabilities [ matters of opinion ] . It is clear , then , that our handbooks have limited the art to ...
Pagina 153
... true , on the grounds that the Book of the Mormon states that Joseph Smith is a true prophet ; and that what the Book of the Mormon states is true , on the grounds that Smith received it from God ; and that Smith received it from God ...
... true , on the grounds that the Book of the Mormon states that Joseph Smith is a true prophet ; and that what the Book of the Mormon states is true , on the grounds that Smith received it from God ; and that Smith received it from God ...
Pagina 154
... true because Q is true ; Q is true because R is true ; and R is true because P is true , bringing the argument around to where it began . The weakness lies in the fact that it finally assumes what is being argued . A very famous example ...
... true because Q is true ; Q is true because R is true ; and R is true because P is true , bringing the argument around to where it began . The weakness lies in the fact that it finally assumes what is being argued . A very famous example ...
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