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PROBLEM OF EVIL FOR NATURALIST (scientific atheist) vs. PROBLEM OF EVIL FOR THEIST: . William Lane Craig argues that evil is more at home in the worldview of Personal Theism than Philosophical Naturalism (scientific atheism).  So, even if the problem of evil is a problem, the atheistic worldview of philosophical naturalism is still not plausible.  The following is NOT a way to argue that evil makes more sense on the worldview of personal theism rather than philosophical naturalism:   

Chapter 1 of On Liberty  John Stuart Mill . Mill points out that many individuals get lazy in their thinking and just tend to believe the majority opinion for many reasons.  J.S. Mill argues we must guard against these effects of custom.  Which of the following IS NOT one of the reasons Mill gives for this? 

John Stuart Mill:  On Liberty – Chapter 2 φ John Stuart Mill believed that for someone to refuse a hearing to an opinion, because they are sure that it is false, is to assume that their certainty is the same thing as absolute certainty.  All silencing of discussion is an assumption of ________________.  

When the CEO of Chick-fil-A came out and said he had the same view of marriage as President Obama in 2008, many campuses boycotted Chick-fil-A and some colleges removed the restaurant from campuses, and the Denver airport stopped Chick-fi-A from building a restaurant and the CEO of Twitter was shamed for posting a tweet of him eating “a delicious sandwich” at Chick-fil-A so he apologized.  .  In this case, political pressure and shaming replace what in our society? 

Dallas Willard argues that, knowledge, in the public sphere, has an effect that nothing else does.  It does everything but the following: 

Socrates seems to believe in a ____________________ which is between the laws of the city and each citizen–not among the citizens themselves. 

Which of the following clinical signs would suggest a midbrain lesion? (Select ALL that Apply) Points deducted for incorrect answers, but you cannot get negative points.     

The pulmonary veins carry oxygenated blood back to the left atrium.

At the end of inhalation, airflow into the lungs stops. Which of the following best explains why?

A patient is given a β₁-adrenergic receptor blocker. Which of the following is the most likely effect on cardiac function?