Assertion: argument's statement | /r/HasProperty | true
Facets:
value: because of the meaning
type: CAUSE
value: with 100 percent certainty
type: MANNER
value: as premises for a conclusion
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Basically, statements are sentences that are either true or false.
text: A deductive argument is the presentation of statements that are assumed or known to be true as premises for a conclusion that necessarily follows from those statements.
text: In reality, few statements can be said to be true with 100 percent certainty.
text: If the statements offered as premises are true, and the conclusion follows naturally from those premises, then a deductive argument is considered to be valid.
text: X=a statement that can be true or false.
text: You are not being asked to discuss whether the statements in the argument are true or accurate.
text: Both the argument and all its premises must be true for a statement to be true.
text: If the statement is true, then it is a truth and truth exists.
text: If the proposition is analytic, as the ontological argument takes it to be, then the statement would be true only because of the meaning given to the words.
text: Argument Explanation (1) expresses an inference does not usually express an inference (2) offers evidence, grounds or reasons offers an account why (3) goes from well known statements to statements less well known gives less well known statements why a better known statement is true (4) draws a logical connection between statements describes a causal connection (5) has the purpose to establish the truth of a statement has the purpose to give an account of something
text: proposition: a statement that is declared by a declarative statement that can either be true or false.
text: The problem is that the sweeping statement may be true (on average, women are indeed weaker than men), but it is not necessarily true for every member of the group in question (there are some women who are much stronger than the average).
text: The Fallacy of Appeal to Ignorance comes in two forms: (1) Not knowing that a certain statement is true is taken to be a proof that it is false.
text: Analytic statements are true by virtue of the arrangement of their terms and meanings, thus analytic statements are tautologies, merely logical truths, true by necessity.