Thomas Nagel's example of a moral judgment that he thinks is objectively true—and not
merely an expression of our culture—is the belief in
a. truth-telling.
b. sexual monogamy.
c. showing respect to elders.
d. caring for children.
e. equality of opportunity.
e
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What do principles of law, etiquette, self-interest, tradition, and morality all have in common?
A) They all are objective B) They all are descriptive C) They all represent a set of standards for how we ought to behave D) All of the above
INSTRUCTIONS: Use an ordinary truth table to answer the following problems. Construct the truth table as per the instructions in the textbook. Statement 1E Given the following statement: (G ? ? H) ? (H ? G) Statement 1E is:
A) Logically equivalent. B) Self-contradictory. C) Tautologous. D) Contingent. E) Consistent.
James was on the verge of suicide as a student
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The Upanishads are part of the class of Hindu scripture designated by the phrase:
a. "what is remembered" b. "what the gods revealed". c. "what the seers witnessed" d. "what is heard"