One way to criticize a moral theory is to ask what it would be like if that theory
was true. What would it be like if ethical relativism were true?
a. We could not criticize the practices of other societies.
b. There could be no coherent notion of moral progress.
c. It would be senseless to criticize the practices of one’s own society.
d. All of the above
ANS: D
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understanding of the realities of history a. political legitimacy b. stockholder c. stakeholder d. libertarian
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Most scholars accept the argument of Irenaeus, a second century CE church leader, who stated the Revelation was composed late in the reign of Roman emperor Nero. 2.Unlike Jews, Jewish and Gentile Christians were expected to worship the emperor cult that formed around several Roman emperors such as Vespasian and Domitian. 3. Revelation's chief purpose was to strengthen the faith of those who wavered in the face of official and unofficial persecution. 4. The book's structure resembles a triangle, with the narrative beginning on Earth, ascending to Heaven, then returning to Earth for its conclusion. 5. At the conclusion of the narrative, the author combines images from Isaiah and other Israelite prophets to describe the dazzling heavenly city.
Aristotle’s substances consist of both
a. atoms and motion. b. shape and color. c. spirits and bodies. d. form and matter.
Identify the type of fallacy in the following passage."I don't think the S.E.C. should be able to require corporations to disclose their political donations. I wouldn't want some federal regulator going through my checkbook. It's none of their business what people do with their money."
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).