SECTION IV.
what form of reasoning leads us to make inferences based off our experiences i.e. cause and effect. How are we so sure of the validity of inferences based on what we have experienced. moral reasoning vs demonstrative reasoning
Demonstrative reasoning: knowledge attained from relations of ideas. these can be proven by a standard series of steps. contradictions of knowledge based on this reasoning are not possible.
Moral Reasoning: knowledge attained from our experiences/ matters of fact. The contradictory forms of knowledge from this form of reasoning MAY occur. unable to disprove that the contrary will/will not happen
