Locke’s two categories of simple ideas are
a. mathematical and ethical ideas.
b. innate and complex ideas.
c. atoms and force.
d. sensation and reflection.
d
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Locke believed that fundamental human rights
a. exist even without government. b. are bestowed upon us by the government. c. cannot be experienced, so they do not exist. d. are completely subjective and based on convention.
Luke's Gospel was addressed to
A. Paul, to whom he dedicated his work. B. Mark, as an appendix to his Gospel. C. Theophilus, an unknown person who may have underwritten Luke's work. D. the Twelve.
Utilitarianism is" ¦
a. a belief that people should act to maximize the utility of everyone involved b. the view that people ought to do whatever is in their self-interests. c. a theory that people should choose to do that which produces the best overall consequences. d. a requirement to do something
Which of the following is the feeling of sorrow for our immoral actions, along with the intention not to perform similar actions in the future?
A. Moral guilt B. Moral shame C. Moral remorse D. Conscience