Directions (-1 pt for each direction not followed):
1. Read Honer, et.al. Invitation to Philosophy Ch 10: Philosophy and Human Nature (in Canvas Modules)
2. Use this document and type your answers below each question.
3. Type your name in the upper right corner.
4. Completely answer all of the questions below
a. In your answers, be sure to cite (using in-text citations) the reading at least once for each question.
b. Be sure to answer each question as thoroughly as possible.
5. Save the document as a Word DOC or DOCX file.
6. Upload the document to Canvas (in “assignments”).
7. Print the document and hand it to the professor on the due date noted in Canvas and/or in the syllabus.
Questions (4 points each):
1. Of the three predominant views mentioned in this reading, which view aligns with your beliefs the most? What are at least two of the main reasons why you align with that view? Explain thoroughly for each reason.
2. In your view, why are the other views (other than the one you selected for answer #1) not convincing or objectionable to you? In your answer, be sure to provide two reasons for each view why you feel each other view is not convincing or objectionable and explain in as much detail as possible. (For example: if you chose view #3, please provide two reasons why view #1 is not convincing or objectionableAND provide two reasons why view #2 is not convincing or objectionable).
3. Provided your answer to #1, how would you rebut, or ‘argue back”, the criticisms mentioned at the end of thatview (i.e. the criticisms in the boxes)? In your answer, be sure to address each criticism and show, in as much detail as possible, why those criticisms are incorrect, wrong, or unreasonable.