According to Mill's utilitarianism
A) rights are certain moral rules, the observance of which is of the utmost importance for the long-run, overall maximization of happiness.
B) there are no moral rights.
C) the rights possessed by human beings remain unchanged for all times and places.
D) rights are those rules that a majority of the society would agree to behind the "veil of ignorance."
A
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Anselm offered a version of the ontological argument
a. True b. False
Rejecting an opponent's argument on the ground that the person's own actions are inconsistent with the argument's conclusion involves which of the following fallacies?
A. abusive ad hominem B. straw man C. appeal to ignorance D. tu quoque
__________ theorizes that a determined future can coexist with free will
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Describe four identifying characteristics of God as described in the story of Eden.
What will be an ideal response?