All of the following are questions we ought to ask for any argument EXCEPT:

Someone asks you, “Why should I trust the Bible?” Using content covered this semester, develop an apologetic answer that touches on the topics of inspiration, transmission, canonization and translation.

Foreigners who present themselves to American authorities on US soil have a right to __________ in America if they can credibly demonstrate that they risk persecution due to their race, religion, nationality, social group, or political opinion in their home country.

Legacies of colonialism prevented the United Nations from promoting the norms of __________ at its founding in the 1940’s.

Since at least 1990 the United States has sought to increase its level of trade with China in order to reduce the chances of military conflict with them because American leaders believed in the impact of __________ on the probability of war.

The proposed policy of withdrawing from the forward basing of American troops in foreign countries and the consolidation of American military assets closer to home until they are needed to respond to a security threat is known as __________.

__________ brought an end to the war in Bosnia, but did so on terms that had been offered to the insurgent groups prior to the outbreak of violence.

The argument that America can best promote global security by persuading all countries to dispose of their nuclear weapons is known as __________.

The grand strategy that guided American foreign policy for the first two decades of the 21st century is known as __________.

The combination of the inability to defend against nuclear weapons and the fact that these weapons have the potential to destroy entire societies leads to a relationship of __________ among nuclear powers.