Podcast
Questions and Answers
When are we entitled to hold a belief or make a claim?
When are we entitled to hold a belief or make a claim?
- When there are strong grounds or evidence to support it (correct)
- When it is convenient for us
- When it aligns with popular opinion
- When it is based on personal feelings
What makes a claim unwarranted (unjustified) according to the text?
What makes a claim unwarranted (unjustified) according to the text?
- Lack of strong grounds or evidence to support it (correct)
- Lack of emotional appeal
- Lack of public acceptance
- Lack of government approval
What is the best evaluation we can give of a claim or belief in the absence of certainty?
What is the best evaluation we can give of a claim or belief in the absence of certainty?
- Whether it is ancient or modern
- Whether it is popular or unpopular
- Whether it is complex or simple
- Whether it is justified or warranted (correct)
Flashcards
When can we hold a belief?
When can we hold a belief?
We are entitled to hold a belief or make a claim when there is strong evidence to support it.
Unwarranted Claim
Unwarranted Claim
A claim is unwarranted if it lacks strong evidence or grounds for support.
Best Evaluation of a Claim
Best Evaluation of a Claim
In the absence of certainty, the best evaluation is whether the claim is justified or warranted.
