The truth or falsity of empirical statements like "There is no airport in Tulsa"
A) is contingent.
B) is necessary.
C) can only be known by God.
D) are unknowable.

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Empirical statements are contingent, meaning their truth or falsity depends on evidence and observations. In the case of the statement "There is no airport in Tulsa", its truth or falsity can be determined by checking the available evidence and observation of Tulsa's airport presence.

The Truth or Falsity of Empirical Statements Like "There Is