Discuss the basic problem of divine foreknowledge and human freedom (free-will).
Respond to the following questions:
What is a perception and how reliable can perceptions are? What is meant by the phrase "justified true belief?" Why do our beliefs need justification? What are the essential elements of a good argument?
Using those elements, analyze the following arguments and declare whether they are strong or weak arguments:
All dogs have long ears.
Puddles are a dog. Conclusion Puddles has long ears.
There are no moral absolutes.
It is wrong to impose morality on other people.
No one moral code is better than any other. Conclusion Therefore, we cannot legislate morality.