Arguments Ad Hominem, Faulty Cause-And-Effect Arguments, Non Sequiturs, and Faulty

question 14

Short Answer

Arguments ad hominem, faulty cause-and-effect arguments, non sequiturs, and faulty analogies are all examples of

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Definitions:

Western Culture

Refers to the social norms, values, traditions, and arts that originated in Europe and have been developed and spread by European colonization and globalization.

Spirituality

Refers to a personal search for answers to ultimate questions about life, such as its meaning, and about transcendent others, such as God; sometimes overlaps with religiosity.

Religious

Pertaining to or connected with religion or religious beliefs.

Self

The individual's perception or concept of their own identity, including their characteristics, traits, and behaviors.