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Consider the following sentence: "If you follow the commands of God, lead a righteous life, and submit to religious authority, then you will be given eternal life." Does this sentence constitute an argument? Why or why not? If it is an argument, then identify the conclusion.

          Consider the following sentence: "If you follow the commands of God, lead a righteous life,
and submit to religious authority, then you will be given eternal life." Does this sentence
constitute an argument? Why or why not? If it is an argument, then identify the conclusion.

Consider the following sentence: "If you follow the commands of God, lead a righteous life,
and submit to religious authority, then you will be given eternal life." Does this sentence
constitute an argument? Why or why not? If it is an argument, then identify the conclusion.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Solved by Expert William Mead

09/14/2023

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Step 1: An argument consists of a set of statements, one of which is being supported or proven by the others. Show more…

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Consider the following sentence: "If you follow the commands of God, lead a righteous life, and submit to religious authority, then you will be given eternal life." Does this sentence constitute an argument? Why or why not? If it is an argument, then identify the conclusion. Consider the following sentence:"If you follow the commands of God,lead a righteous life, and submit to religious authority,then you will be given eternal life.Does this sentence constitute an argument? Why or why not? If it is an argument, then identify the conclusion. K