Determine whether the following passage contains an argument…

Determine whether the following passage contains an argument. If it does, write the argument in standard form; feel free to use ellipses. If it does not, write “no argument.” You can find the “therefore” symbol under the “insert math equation” button, or you may simply label the conclusion with a “C:”. If Martha aces her classes, then her parents won’t pay for her tuition, and if she flunks her classes, then her parents still won’t pay for her tuition. Martha will either aces or flunk her classes, so she’s stuck being responsible for her own tuition.

Either copy and paste or carefully retype the following pass…

Either copy and paste or carefully retype the following passage into your answer box, bracketing and numbering each proposition as you do so. (Feel free to use ellipses if you do not want to type out entire propositions.) Then construct a Beardsley diagram that represents the argument’s structure. Use your backslash, forward slash, and vertical line keys on your keyboard ( \ , /, and | ) to represent arrows. From the fact that I cannot think of God except as existing, it follows that existence is inseparable from God, and hence that He really exists.