Railton ultimately regards morality as something
a. that can be examined and refined and ultimately justified through rational critique.
b. merely arbitrary, and something we are better off rejecting.
c. ultimately arbitrary and unjustifiable, but something we cannot live without.
d. that will always reflect the interests of the strongest element of society.
e. that is a natural evolutionary development, and cannot be subjected to rational
evaluation.
a
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Rank the claims in the following set from general to least vague.a. His were the most awful, despicable, outrageous crimes that have been committed in this county in the entire century.b. He murdered seven innocent people.c. He shocked the sensibilities of the whole region with his horrible crimes.d. He was guilty of seven felonies and about nine misdemeanors, including murder and abuse of the mails.e. He chopped up seven people and sent their parts to the governor's office.
What will be an ideal response?
Indigenous peoples believe that:
A) ?each and every part of nature has a spiritual aspect that makes it live and gives direction to its life. B) ?there exists only one true God who grants life and death to the people of this world and rules the universe. C) ?one can attain salvation through atonement for one's sins. D) ?one can be enlightened through the path of meditation.
The sex-correlated variations in our behavior tend to be a benefit to
A. Women B. Society in general C. Men D. Children
Which mark of the church was not included in Martin Luther's seven "signifying practices" of the visible church -- it was added, however, by other Protestants, especially the Anabaptists?
a. public worship b. preaching of the word c. discipline d. the sacraments