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Analogy

Analogy. Figurative and Argumentative. General Characteristics. Analogy compares items via certain key similarities in order to: a. Make something more understandable and: b. As part of the premises to argue for a conclusion. Everyday Example.

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Analogy

Analogy. Figurative and Argumentative. General Characteristics. Analogy compares items via certain key similarities in order to: a. Make something more understandable and: b. As part of the premises to argue for a conclusion. Everyday Example.

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Analogy and Probable inference

Analogy and Probable inference. 1 0 th Meeting. Definition. Analogical argument is one of the most kind in the analysis of inductive argument Analogy is relationship between one and others based on likeness and similarity or comparison.

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Define:

Define:. Design also known as?? Greek word? Meaning? Theistic argument Analogical Argument A posteriori, inductive argument. A Summa Theologiae Which 5 ways?? What happened in the first 3?. Starter: Key Cards. Key Words Quotations - 2. William Paley (1743-1805). Most popular exponent.

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The Design (Teleological) Argument

The Design (Teleological) Argument. N.B. This goes with the Origin of Life section, and the First Cause Argument goes with the Origin of the universe section. The Design Argument. Set out originally by William Paley in 1802 in a book called Natural Theology.

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