The Sociological Approach to Beliefs Stresses the Question of

question 11

Multiple Choice

The sociological approach to beliefs stresses the question of

• A)how beliefs influence behavior.
• B)whether the beliefs are logically consistent and present a coherent theological perspective.
• C)whether the beliefs are eternally true or are false and idolatrous.
• D)whether the beliefs lead to valid ethical conclusions and moral decisions.
• E)all of the above.

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Definitions:

Universal

Pertaining to or involving all members of a class or category without exception, often used in the context of universal principles or statement in logic.

Categorical Proposition

A statement relating two categories or classes in a specific way, typically structured as assertions about all, some, or no members of these categories.

Copula

A verb of being (“is,” “are,” etc.) that links the subject and the predicate in a categorical proposition.

Logical Components

Fundamental elements that contribute to the structure and reasoning within logic, such as premises and conclusions.