If an Argument Has a True Conclusion, Then

question 167

Multiple Choice

If an argument has a true conclusion, then:

• A)the argument doesn't commit any fallacies
• B)the argument doesn't commit any serious fallacies
• C)the argument probably still commits a fallacy
• D)the argument may or may not commit a fallacy, but the premises are definitely true
• E)There isn't enough information to say anything about whether or not the argument commits a fallacy.

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