Both Rand and Aristotle believed that happiness is an important goal for humans. However, unlike Rand, Aristotle believed that we can best achieve this goal through:
A. pursuing our individual self-interests.
B. active membership in society.
C. promoting global capitalism.
D. a life of self-sacrifice.
Answer: B
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spirituality in modern thought evolves?
a. the origin of religion b. agricultural versus economic contributions to religion c. women and the female sacred d. the minds of "primitives"
According to Kant, if we want to know whether a given action is moral we should ask ourselves if
a. the action has good consequences b. that action is such that we could make it a rule that everyone should follow c. it results in my being better off, regardless of how others are affected d. I feel the action is the morally correct one given the situation
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a. Alexander b. Ezekiel c. Josephus d. Tacitus
Fluehr-Leben was influenced by ________ in her rejection of relativism
a. the suffering of women b. the suffering of children c. the suffering of women and children d. the suffering of men