We must stop using all resources and save everything for future generations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Describe Wolterstorff's position on fairness to a religious minority. A. Wolterstorff believes that an agreement fairly promoted or executed by areligious majority is reason enough for the religious minority to accept it
B. Wolterstorff believes that an agreement fairly promoted or executed by areligious minority should be accepted by the religious majority. C. Wolterstorff believes that for true fairness, the religious majority and minoritymust engage in a majority vote. D. Wolterstorff believes that it violates the tenets of traditional notions of fairness that the religious majority may impose their will on the religious minority.
Which of the following accurately describes the role that reason plays in the formation of moral judgments (according to Hume)
A. Reason plays absolutely no role in the formation of moral judgments. B. Reason gives us the necessary information about what is useful and agreeable. C. Reason is incapable of producing feelings of approbation or blame. D. All of the above.
Which of the following is not a factor in distinguishing ordinary from extraordinary
treatment?
a. expense b. pain c. reasonable hope of benefit d. wishes of the family
The validity of a deductive arguments
a. depends on its form. b. depends on background knowledge. c. depends on its content. d. All of these choices.