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able abnormal accept according action American analysis answer appeal argue assert basic basis belief Brutus called causal statements central certain chronicle cite concept concerned conclusion conjunction connection contains contributory cause course criticism decisive defend determinism distinguish effect effort empirical event evidence example existence explanation explanatory deductive argument expression fact false give given grounds hence historian hold human idea imply important individual interest John judgment kind lead light logical match material mean ment merely Mill mind moral moral judgment nature necessary notion objects person philosophers point of view possible present principles problem produce question rational reason record reference regard regularity relation selection sense singular explanatory statement situation social society sometimes sort speak sufficient theory Thesis thing thought tion true truth turn universal voluntary whereas whole wish wrong