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Pascal says, "We know truth, not only by our reason, but also by our perceptions; and it is from this last that we know first principles; and reason, which has nothing to do with it, tries in vain to combat them."
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Sets of classes or teachings on particular subjects, forming part of a program of study.
Disjunctive Proposition
A statement in logic that presents two or more alternatives, where the truth of at least one of the options implies the truth of the proposition.
Hypothetical Proposition
A conditional statement expressing a hypothesis and a consequence.
Hypothetical Proposition
A proposition or statement that is conditional and asserts a possible outcome if certain conditions are met.
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