'Just punishment' presentation slideshows

Logic

Section 2. Logic. Arguments. An argument is an attempt to establish or prove a conclusion on the basis of one or more premises. . Example: . Arguments. An argument is an attempt to establish or prove a conclusion on the basis of one or more premises. .

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Old English VS New(er ) English

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The Book of Hebrews

The Book of Hebrews. Paying Careful Attention, 2:1 Three Key Warnings . Review. Hebrews is a warning and an exhortation to second generation Christians in danger of turning back Shows the superiority of Christ over all the things they might turn back to

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Vocabulary Toolkit Day 1

Vocabulary Toolkit Day 1. arming. Sentence: The soldiers were arming themselves with weapons as they prepared for battle. Definition: providing with weapons. arming. Example: soldiers being given weapons Non-example: soldiers not having weapons. drilling.

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Welcome to Hell

Welcome to Hell. Abode of the Dead. The ____________________ The traveler had to discover the cavern, or underground river, and follow the winding path down into the earth.

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Federal Sentencing

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The tragedy of Hamlet, prince of Denmark

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The Death Penalty

The Death Penalty. Two sorts of arguments. Argument from justice: the DP is/is never the just punishment for certain crimes Argument from consequences: the DP is/is never the punishment that leads to better societal outcomes over time (e.g greater deterrence than alternative punishment).

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