Philo_Q1_Q2

It a mistake.

• Truth

• Opinion

• Error

• Untruth

• Argument

It is a set of at least two statements that have inferential relationship between them.

• Truth

• Opinion

• Error

• Untruth

• Argument

It is a sentence or statement that happens to be true.   

• Truth

• Opinion

• Error

• Untruth

• Argument

It is a statement that is intentionally not true, that is intentionally false.  

• Truth

• Opinion

• Error

• Untruth

• Argument

It is a personal view or judgment that have their root in belief rather than truth.

 

• Truth

• Opinion

• Error

• Untruth

• Argument

Truths are inaccessible and unknowable.

• True

• False

Ontological truth is simply what is, what exists.

• True

• False

Opinions and errors are not opposite of truth. The opposite of truth is a untruth.

• True

• False

Doing philosophy is being truthful – living truthfully.

• True

• False

An argument is composed of a premise and a conclusion. The conclusion must support the premise.

• True

• False