If I can leave other things behind, like cellphone, or land, or car, I cannot do that to my body. Wherever I go and whatever I do, there goes my body too and it does what I do. This statement supports the claim that:

• I am my body

• I have my body

• I will value my body

• The world and my body are one

My ___ reveals my truth, my thought, my feeling and my self being; for my body and I are one

• Mind

• Body

• Soul

• Spirit

My body cannot exist alone apart from me; and that I cannot exist apart from my body. This statement supports the claim that:

• I am my body

• I have my body

• I will value my body

• A. The world and my body are one

Peter takes care of the environment because he sees its value and its beauty.

• Natural Law Ethics

• Axiological Approach

• Natural Law Ethics

• Instrumental Approach

Jake believes that the concern for the environment is shown through modifying its natural resources for the benefit of the human person.

• Utilitarianism

• Anthropological Approach

• Axiological Approach

• Instrumental Approach

Jenny believes that she is commissioned by God to take care of the environment

• Utilitarianism

• Instrumental Approach

• Natural Law Ethics

• Virtue Ethics Perspective

A is part of B. A has property X. Therefore, B has property X. What fallacy is described in this logical form?

• Fallacy of Division

• Fallacy of Composition

• Tu Quoque

• Ad Misericordiam

“Since event Y followed event X, event Y must have been caused by event X”. What fallacy is described in this logical form?

• Fallacy of Composition

• Questionable cause

• Fallacy of Division

• Appeal to Authority

This fallacy is committed when force, coercion, or even a threat of force is used in place of a reason in an attempt to justify a conclusion.

• Fallacy of Division

• Appeal to People

• Appeal to Force

• Appeal to Authority

This fallacy happens when you personally didn’t do something wrong but that people who you are associated with did. It is when you are judged by the company you keep.

• Tu Quoque

• Genetic Fallacy

• Guilt by Association

• Abusive Ad Hominem