Premiss1: All the Ladies in the Church are Single Premiss2: Sade is a member of the Church Conclusion: The Conclusion here will be

Therefore Sade is in a relationship

The Law of Contradiction stated that

No statement can both be true and false

Two Statements can both be true

The critical philosophers uses logic to

Subject viewpoints to critical decisions

The Rationalism School is of the view that

Knowledge involves thinking and reasoning

Knowledge involves praying to God

Knowledge involves the use of senses

The best way to define philosophy is

To look at the various ways in which philosophers have presented philosophy

To look at the origin of Philosophers

To call on professional philosophers

The Law of Identity stated that

if any statement is true, and then it is true

if any statement is false then it is true

if any statement is true then it is false

Fallacy can be categorized basically into

Fallacy of Ambiguity, Fallacy of Relevance

Fallacy of Ambiguity and Fallacy of Equivocation

Fallacy of Relevance and Ignoratio Elenchi

The way a Philosopher perceives philosophy is often coloured by

His circumstances and environment

One of the reply against the Modernist argument on African Philosophy is

African Philosophy is the Cultural part of the Western Philosophy

African needs to be independent of Philosophy

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This Philosophy Trivia Will Question Everything (Including Your Score)

What three-letter abbreviation, placed at the end of a proof, stands for "what was to be proven"?

In what work by Voltaire is the hero expelled from "the best of all possible castles"?

What comedy troupe name-checked numerous philosophers in their "Bruce's Philosophers Song"?

What philosophical position consists of a definite belief in the non-existence of gods or deities?

Rene Descartes' statement "Cogito, ergo sum" means what?

What Scottish philosopher and economist spoke of an "invisible hand" guiding the market?

Whose book "The Prince" dealt with methods for acquiring and retaining power?

What word, paired with collective, featured prominently in the work of Carl Jung?

Whose "Wager" or "Gambit" gives an analytical justification for believing in God?

What Bill Watterson comic strip featured two characters named for famous thinkers?

What writer composed philosophical texts as well as "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"?

Who wrote "Das Kapital" and "The Communist Manifesto"?

By what name are the collected sayings of Confucius and his followers known?

Who described life as "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short"?

What philosophical "blade" encourages one to prefer simple explanations when they fit the evidence?

What philosopher wrote the famous work "On Liberty"?

What "dismal" thinker believed that human populations inevitably outstrip food supplies?

What Greek philosopher known for his triangle-related "Theorem" had numerically-obsessed followers?

What medieval philosopher fell in love with and secretly married his student, Heloise?

Who wrote "Critique of Pure Reason"?

What philosophical "-ism" is closely associated with writer Ayn Rand?

Who famously said: "Life must be understood backward. But it must be lived forward."?