An important feature of Bentham’s moral theory is
a. his theory of human psychology.
b. the concept of a natural moral law.
c. the notion of natural human rights.
d. our innate, moral conscience.
a
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Hume argues that a blind person cannot have an idea or conception of color. This argument is intended to show that
A) all our impressions are copies of ideas. B) all our ideas are copies of impressions. C) ideas and impressions are the same. D) the concept of cause makes no sense.
According to a person who endorses a paternalistic approach to medicine, a physician deceiving her patient
a) is justified only when it is in the best interest of the patient. b) is never justified. c) is justified when it is done for the greater good of all. d) is justified only if the patient's family requires the physician to do so.
Locke was an empiricist in that he thought that _______
A. the self is a physical thing B. consciousness defines personal identity C. the mind is capable of learning about the world D. all knowledge originates in sense experience