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Down: 1) A conditional is true for conceptual reasons, by defintion2) 5) All implied premises be stated explicitly, do not leave things for guessing. 6) Either science is mistaken or scripture is mistaken. 8) Comes first, goal is to gain clarity on stuff. 10) If P, then Q--Q--Therefore, P12) Allows more basic beliefs--less strict filter. Reliable belief producing processes. 15) How does the author get somebody to believe the premise 17) If P, then Q--Not Q--therefore not P18) A linguistic entity that occurs in languages 22) Observe that the antecedent and consequent always go together. Across: 3) If P, the Q--Not P--Therefore not P4) The "If ____" part...beginning of the conditional.7) You do not have to be aware that the grounds are reliable to believe it. 9) When the antecedent is true and the consequent is false. 11) Trying to provide evidence for a proposition about which there is disagreement. 13) The conditional is true because it seems that the antecedent causes the consequent to be true. 14) Understanding and acknowledging that there are things you do not know. 16) You have to be aware that the grounds are reliable before you believe it. 19) If a person has insufficient evidence for a proposition, then it is wrong for that person to believe that proposition. 20) Meaning that the premises do support the conclusion21) A proposition is true if and only if it coheres with the set of beliefs that a person holds. 23) An abstract entity that has no physical properties. 24) Provide reason for you to believe the conclusion25) The argument is sound and S is likely to accept the premises. 26) The argument is valid, and the premises are in fact true. 27) If P, the Q--P--therefore, Q28) A proposition is true if and only if it corresponds to the way things actually are. 29) The "then....." part...end of the conditional. 30) Does not allow many basic beliefs--more of a filter, the grounds of which one is directly aware.
 

 

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