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Question 61
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In logic, the term "argument" refers to a heated, nasty verbal fight.
Question 62
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Argument or not an argument? -The Beatles were the greatest rock band of all times.
Question 63
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Argument or not an argument? -The Beatles reached their height of fame and glory in July 1967.
Question 64
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Argument or not an argument? -I do not recommend buying that stock.
Question 65
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Argument or not an argument? -Which band do you prefer: The Beatles or the Stones?
Question 66
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Argument or not an argument? -The world contains much evil, a great deal of evil. An all-good, all-powerful, all-knowing God would never create a place with so much evil. So an all-good, all-powerful, all-knowing God does not exist.
Question 67
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Argument or not an argument? -It is impossible that something pop into being from nothing. But the universe was not created. Therefore, the universe must have simply existed from all eternity.
Question 68
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Argument or not an argument? -Science indicates that the universe began a finite time ago. It is impossible that something might come into existence without a cause. Therefore, the universe has a cause. The cause of a thing always precedes the effect and is greater than the effect. Therefore, the universe has a transcendent cause that is greater than it. This being is what all reasonable people call "God."
Question 69
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Argument or not an argument? -It is impossible that something existed before time began. But time began when the universe began. Therefore, it is impossible that something created the universe.
Question 70
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Argument or not an argument? -If our thoughts are nothing but physical events occurring in our brains, then our thoughts are fully caused by our brains. But our brains are purely material (physical) entities whose workings are ultimately determined by preexisting events and the laws of physics. Therefore, our thoughts are determined by preexisting events and the laws of physics, not by the laws of logic and the rational consideration of evidence.
Question 71
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Argument or not an argument? -Jimi Hendrix bought his first guitar at Myers Music, located on First Avenue in downtown Seattle, from old man Myers himself.
Question 72
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Argument or not an argument? -Many people say Ringo was not a good drummer. But they are wrong. He was a very creative drummer in his own day, introducing many new forms into rock 'n' roll drums. On numerous songs, his drumming is very complex and interesting. He was also extremely steady and solid. It is hard to imagine the Beatles being the Beatles with a different drummer.
Question 73
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Argument or not an argument? -During the Battle of New Orleans, the American forces chased the British all the way down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico. The British ran through the briars, and they ran through the brambles, and they ran through the bushes where a rabbit couldn't go. Those farmers with their squirrel guns really gave 'em hell.
Question 74
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Argument or not an argument? -It is possible that our thoughts are physical events in our brains and that they track the truth as well. For it is possible that our brains evolved over time to be truth-tracking engines that aim at truth and that often hit it. Therefore, the mere claim that our thoughts are physical events in the brain does not show that they do not aim at truth, nor does it show that our thoughts are irrational and arbitrary.
Question 75
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Argument or not an argument? -Part of the road from Lexington, Massachusetts, to Concord, Massachusetts, is named "Battle Road" in honor of the historic battle fought on the very spot the morning of April 19, 1775.