If an argument has a false premise, then we know that its conclusion is also fal

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If an argument has a false premise, then we know that its conclusion is also false. True False QUESTION 15 Euthyphro's First Answer is that the morally right is prosecuting wrongdoers and that the morally wrong is robbing temples and murder. The big problem with Euthyphor's First Answer is that... It logically implies a contradiction, given Euthyphro's other beliefs about the gods. A list cannot help you decide difficult cases not on the list (unless, of course, the list is exhaustive). Even if the list is exhaustive, it would not tell you what makes right actions right and wrong actions wrong. A list cannot help you decide difficult cases not on the list (unless, of course, the list is exhaustive). And even if the list is exhaustive, it would not tell you what makes right actions right and wrong actions wrong.

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The given statement is True

Explanation - If the argument has false premise, it may have also false conclusion

Q. 17.The third option is true

Explanation -The Euthypro's argument suppose to show that DC is a inadequate theory of Morally right actions, since either it is false or else it does not explain what makes right action right.

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