Higher Philosophy Practice Questions - Higher Philosophy (Qualifications Scotland SCQF Level 6) Exam

Which condition must be met for an argument to be classified as sound?

The argument must be deductively valid AND all of its premises must be true. The argument must be inductively strong AND contain at least three premises. The argument must contain only synthetic a posteriori statements. The conclusion must be accepted by a majority of logical experts.

Correct Answer:

The argument must be deductively valid AND all of its premises must be true.

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