Your friend identifies a new bacterial species and they tell you that they named the organism Streptococcus. Hearing this, you would know that the bacterium has a ________________ shape. 

Most of the carbon dioxide that is carried through the body is carried in the blood as ___________________.

In an ECG, the T wave represents

Thrombocytopenia is defined as

In __________________ anemias, red blood cells rupture.

The primary function of the lymph nodes is to:

The _________________ valve is located between the right ventricle and the pulmonary trunk.

A normal, healthy blood pressure reading for an individual would be:

Explain how claims about the nature (or definition) of God figure in (a) the would-be proof of God’s existence that we studied and (b) the reply to the Problem of Evil that we studied. (You don’t need to find a link between (a) and (b) apart from the fact that each crucially involves a claim about the nature (or definition) of God. You could simply give a 12-minute answer to each.)

Our investigation of freedom of the will revolved around how we should understand and apply a certain principle. What is that principle? Name it and spell it out in a sentence. How do the three philosophers whom we studied in this part of the course treat this principle? More specifically, how do these two issues depend on the principle: (a) the core debate between the first two philosophers; (b) the third philosopher’s argument that the other philosophers’ understanding of the principle is incorrect?