Chapter 6 New

Question 1

Independent of arbitrary standards; being without exception or qualification

Answer 1

absolute

Question 2

Existing in thought as an idea but having no physical or material existence.

Answer 2

abstract

Question 3

Abstract; existing within the mind such as a thought or idea

Answer 3

conceptual

Question 4

not changing over time

Answer 4

invariant

Question 5

“A thing is itself” or “if A then A.”

Answer 5

Law of Identity

Question 6

The compound proposition “A and not-A” is always false. Or, “You cannot have A and not-A at the same time and in the same sense.”

Answer 6

Law of Non-contradiction

Question 7

The compound proposition “A or not-A” is always true. Or, “Either A is true or not-A is true.” A proposition always has the opposite truth value of its negation.

Answer 7

Law of the Excluded Middle

Question 8

The opposite proposition is formed by adding “it is not the case that” to the original proposition. It always has the opposite truth value of a given proposition.

Answer 8

negation

Question 9

Able to exist or exert power at all locations in space at the same time.

Answer 9

omni-present

Question 10

Applicable everywhere.

Answer 10

universal