RLGN 104-D30 EXAM VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS, SCORED A+
"Mom, .may .I .have .a .smart .phone?" .All .of .my .friends .have .one" .is .an .example
.of: .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-Bandwagon
Christianity, .Judaism, .and .Islam .all .describe .an .intelligent .designer. .- .CORRECT
.ANSWER-True
God .is .Holy .according .to .which .passage .of .Scripture. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-
Leviticus .19:2
Anthropic .Principle .makes .an .argument .based .on .order .in .the .universe .that
.was .designed .to .accommodate .life. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-True
When .researching .a .topic, .a .critical .thinker .should .avoid .investigating .the .many
.sides .of .an .issue .to .avoid .confusion. .The .person .should .pick .a .position .and
.find .content .to .support .the .position. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-False
Presenting .another .person's .argument .in .a .weak, .misrepresented, .or
.exaggerated .form .in .order .to .win .the .argument .is .what .type .of .fallacy? .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-Straw .Man
Based .on .the .Old .Testament, .it .is .clear .that .the .Bible .teaches .monotheism. .On
.the .other .hand, .the .New .Testament .is .not .so .clear. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-False
An .argument .is .an .attempt .to .offer .evidence .to .demonstrate .the .soundness .of
.an .opinion. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-True
The .moral .argument .suggests .that .without .God, .morality .is .subjective. .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-True
Seeking .to .discredit .people's .arguments .by .attacking .their .personal .character,
.origin, .associations, .etc. .rather .than .their .idea .is .what .type .of .fallacy? .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-Ad .Hominem
To .demonstrate .the .Design .Argument, .Powell .uses .the .analogy .of .a: .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-watchmaker
SOLUTIONS, SCORED A+
"Mom, .may .I .have .a .smart .phone?" .All .of .my .friends .have .one" .is .an .example
.of: .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-Bandwagon
Christianity, .Judaism, .and .Islam .all .describe .an .intelligent .designer. .- .CORRECT
.ANSWER-True
God .is .Holy .according .to .which .passage .of .Scripture. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-
Leviticus .19:2
Anthropic .Principle .makes .an .argument .based .on .order .in .the .universe .that
.was .designed .to .accommodate .life. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-True
When .researching .a .topic, .a .critical .thinker .should .avoid .investigating .the .many
.sides .of .an .issue .to .avoid .confusion. .The .person .should .pick .a .position .and
.find .content .to .support .the .position. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-False
Presenting .another .person's .argument .in .a .weak, .misrepresented, .or
.exaggerated .form .in .order .to .win .the .argument .is .what .type .of .fallacy? .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-Straw .Man
Based .on .the .Old .Testament, .it .is .clear .that .the .Bible .teaches .monotheism. .On
.the .other .hand, .the .New .Testament .is .not .so .clear. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-False
An .argument .is .an .attempt .to .offer .evidence .to .demonstrate .the .soundness .of
.an .opinion. .- .CORRECT .ANSWER-True
The .moral .argument .suggests .that .without .God, .morality .is .subjective. .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-True
Seeking .to .discredit .people's .arguments .by .attacking .their .personal .character,
.origin, .associations, .etc. .rather .than .their .idea .is .what .type .of .fallacy? .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-Ad .Hominem
To .demonstrate .the .Design .Argument, .Powell .uses .the .analogy .of .a: .-
.CORRECT .ANSWER-watchmaker