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No other species , however , is able to reason . Therefore , when a human being
is performing his distinctive function , he is using reason . Aristotle remarks that
the human is potentially a rational animal . He attains eudaimonia only when he
is ...
No other species , however , is able to reason . Therefore , when a human being
is performing his distinctive function , he is using reason . Aristotle remarks that
the human is potentially a rational animal . He attains eudaimonia only when he
is ...
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In other words , in a dilemma , one must weigh prima facie duties and good
reasons for making a specific decision . ... I will not keep the lunch date because I
will have used my power of reason and will have decided that there is a good
reason ...
In other words , in a dilemma , one must weigh prima facie duties and good
reasons for making a specific decision . ... I will not keep the lunch date because I
will have used my power of reason and will have decided that there is a good
reason ...
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Scientific thinking developed and gained enormous credibility during the
Enlightenment for several reasons . Science serves as an excellent means of
exercising and developing the ability to reason , a faculty necessary to achieving
...
Scientific thinking developed and gained enormous credibility during the
Enlightenment for several reasons . Science serves as an excellent means of
exercising and developing the ability to reason , a faculty necessary to achieving
...
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