OverviewThe 18th-century French writer known as Voltaire has been quoted as having said, “No problem can withstand the assault of sustained thinking.” When faced with a problem, what do you do to solve it? This assignment asks you to apply a six-step problem-solving process to a specific problem scenario. InstructionsYou will write a paper that … Read more
I need to answer a few questions based on the case study scenarios. The case study has different instructions, I need to follow the instructions attached on the word document and use that templet to complete the assignment. I have attached the course material that need to be used a s references.
Note: Please answer the following 1-4 in one or two paragraphs. Also, as simple as possible (In Layman terms). 1. How did religious beliefs motivate the Puritans and the Quakers? Do you think that their beliefs are echoed even to this day in US politics? 2. Imagine that you are an American colonist who is … Read more
InstructionsDo not write your name in the test itself just your student ID.The lengths for each answer will d But the total number of words should not exceed 1400 (including footnotes). Footnotes should be used for citations only.All you need to answer these questions are the texts and your note I discourage you from using … Read more
Read The Case for Torture” by Michael Levin. Specify the following: Issue- Conclusion- Reasons- *Fallacies- Types of Evidence (intuition, personal experience, analogies, case examples, authorities, research studies, etc.); Identify the types of evidence used, how the author used them, and judge each piece’s quality (good, fair, poor) and why
Week 7 Discussion: Virtuous Person, Virtuous CitizenONE FULL PAGE PLEASE DO NOT MAKE A TITLE PAGE Required ResourcesRead/review the following resources for this activity: Textbook: Chapter 12LessonMinimum of 1 scholarly source (in addition to the textbook)IntroductionEach person owes a duty to himself or herself and to the world to study ethics and to engage in … Read more
Be precise in your speech. Difficulties in communication are often caused by ambiguity, and a lack of clarity. This chapter should help us get better at defining our terms, and knowing how to decipher well reasoned argument from sloppy imprecise argument. 1. Summarize the basic problems, principles, and methods of Logic. 6. Assess the arguments … Read more
(a) From your own present point of view, does life have a meaning? Leo Tolstoy and David Swenson present a theistic answer to that question, (b) what is the difference between their arguments? (c) Use these two articles to support your argument or reject your argument.Make sure to use the first paragraph to introduce the … Read more
Read Chapters I and II, of Kant’s major foundational work in ethics, Groundwork to a Metaphysics of Morals. (You can skip ch. 3 if pressed for time.) We have devoted quite a bit to Kant now, so you should be able to analyze and evaluate this core theory: In your short essay, assess Kant’s ethical … Read more
Compelling headlineSnapping introductionPossibility storytelling/ pull the reader inDefine problem and/or pose a questionOffer solutions and/or answer the questionPull in research and include evidenceConclusion or call to actionWhat to do next? Ask own questions. Pose discussion question