According to Gettier, if one has a Justified, True, Belief, then they have knowledge. 

What are the two main parts of an argument?

What makes a deductive argument sound?

According to Peter Unger, knowledge requires certainty and it is irrational to be certain about anything. 

What are the three main arguments for the existence of God?

What is the primary distinction between a rationalist and an empiricist?

Please follow the instructions below carefully: 1. Describe the mind/body problem in detail. 2. Discuss possible solutions to the mind/body problem (that we covered in the course). 3. Explain/argue for why these solutions do or do not solve the problem. 4. Essay should be three full paragraphs.

Epistemology is the study of the ultimate nature of reality.

Ethics is the formal study of truth, validity, and the form of reasoning. 

My instructor should allow me to take exams and submit my assignments when I can as long as the work is completed prior to the last day of class.