1
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What are deductive proofs composed of?
A
A series of premises, that when stacked together, point towards a logically inescapable conclusion.
2
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What happens when premises are not accurate?
A
The conclusion is still inescapable.
3
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Valid
A
When the conclusion necessarily follows the premises
4
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Sound
A
When the conclusion necessarily follows the premises, and both the premises and conclusion are true.
5
Q
What would it be illogical to do if we have agreed with the premises?
A
To disagree with the conclusion
RS Philosophy - Ontological Argument
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