Shari’ah Law belongs to which family of ethical theories?
a. absolutist
b. relativist
c. pluralistic
d. none of the above
a. absolutist
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The judges of higher pleasures:
a. must be capable of experiencing both. b. must have experienced both. c. must show a decided preference for one pleasure over the other. d. a and c. e. all of these answers.
"Ugliness in art should be avoided" could serve as a premise for
A) a moral conclusion in a moral argument. B) a legal conclusion in a legal argument. C) an aesthetic conclusion in an aesthetic argument.
Hume’s view of the self is that it is
a. a mental substance that undergoes modification while retaining its identity. b. that which we directly experience and whose continuous existence cannot be doubted. c. something that cannot be found in sense experience, but that can be known intuitively. d. nothing but a bundle or collection of different psychological states.
To strive, here, is to:
a. Subjectively accept b. Passionately allow c. Eternally accept. d. Objectively seek e. Passionately struggle