Logic
If the sentence "If p then q" is true, must the sentence "q because p" also be true?
For example, "if it is raining, then the streets are wet" and the sentence "The streets are wet because it is raining."
Are there any counter-examples where "If p then q" could be true while "q because p" could be false?
Accepted:December 13, 2012
Accepted:
December 13, 2012