PHIL MISC-PHILOSOPHY MILESTONE-SOPHIA-Q&A +RATIONALE-2020

PHIL MISC-PHILOSOPHY MILESTONE-SOPHIA-UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX-2020PHIL MISC-PHILOSOPHY MILESTONE-SOPHIA-UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX-202PHIL MISC-PHILOSOPHY MILESTONE-SOPHIA-UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX-20Karen believes that she has a responsibility to protect the environment. Choose the statement that is consistent with Karen's belief. “I have eliminated all plastic from my day-to-day life.” “I go to the farmer’s market if I have time to do so on the weekends.” “I serve meat to my family only on holidays and special occasions.” "I only drive my car to work when it is raining or too cold outside.”Reconstruct the argument from this text and choose the sentence that accurately states the main premise of Socrates’ argument. Our senses do not provide us with truth, so the soul must attain truth without the distraction and deception caused by bodily experiences. By neither leaving Athens nor attempting to change its laws, Socrates consented to the terms of a Social Contract with Athens. An unjust act is obvious, just as a just act is obvious, but unless we know the true essence of justice, we cannot judge others. Socrates believes that taking advantage of opportunities to save his life would be giving in to his enemies, and approving his own destruction.