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3. Which of the errors presented in this chapter have you committed?

Describe each error you have committed and explain the circumstances under

which it occurred.

4. We all know that it is difficult to forgive people who have offended us.But the ancient Roman philosopher Seneca argued that the reverse is also true—it is difficult to forgive those whom we have offended. Is this idea reasonable? If so,does anything you have learned in Chapters 9 through 12 provide insight into the idea? If not, why not?

5. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that state, city, and county governments may not hand over their decison-making power to churches. The Court’s decision nullified a Massachusetts law giving churches a veto power over the liquor licensing of any bar or restaurant that would be established within 500 feet of church buildings.4 Was the Court’s decision the most reasonable one? In deciding, take care to avoid the errors discussed in Chapters 9 through 12.

3.在这个章节中出现的错误哪一个你曾经犯过？描述每个你犯过的错误并解释它是在什么情况下发生的。

4.我们都知道运量曾经冒犯过我们的人是困难的。但是古罗马哲学家塞内卡论述到反之亦然——原谅那些我们曾经冒犯过的人是困难的。这个观点合理吗？如果合理，有没有任何你在第九到第十二章学到的能提供对这个想法的洞察力？如果不合理，为什么？

5.美国最高法院规定了洲，城市，国家政府不能将其决策权移交给教会。法院的裁决使马萨诸塞州的一项法律无效，该法律赋予教会对任何在教堂建筑500英尺范围内建立的酒吧或餐厅的酒证授予否决权。法院的决定是最合理的一个吗？在判断中，仔细避免第九到十二章讨论过的错误。