If the Person Who Makes an Ideological Argument Gives a Reason

question 11

Multiple Choice

If the person who makes an ideological argument gives a reason why one of the premises is true, then ________.

• A) that person has lost the argument
• B) a new argument has been made
• C) the conclusion is probably false
• D) the speaker is untrustworthy

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