1b. If the undertermination thesis is false, then scientific theories can be deduced from observation. The undetermination thesis is false. Therefore, scientific theories can be deduced from observation. This arugment is: (A) Valid but unsound (B) Valid and sound (C) Invaild (D) None of the above 1c. Suppose the best explanation for the origin if the universe is the God. From this it follows that: (A) God Exists (B) God probably exists (C) God is a good explanation for the origin of the universe (D) None of the above

1b. If the undertermination thesis is false, then scientific theories can be deduced from observation. The undetermination thesis is false. Therefore, scientific theories can be deduced from observation. This arugment is: (A) Valid but unsound (B) Valid and sound (C) Invaild (D) None of the above 1c. Suppose the best explanation for the origin if the universe is the God. From this it follows that: (A) God Exists (B) God probably exists (C) God is a good explanation for the origin of the universe (D) None of the above

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ISBN:9781111306663

Author:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Chapter1: Introduction To Microbiology

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