A moral tragedy always involves failing to take a morally appropriate action.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
One type of moral tragedy is failing to take a morally appropriate action, but taking a morally inappropriate action is also a moral tragedy. In either case we fail, morally speaking, and as a result we feel regret.
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A. ten B. twenty C. forty D. eighty
Which of the following is not a principle for rewriting arguments as well-crafted ones?
A. Be fair and charitable in interpreting the argument. B. Employ uniform language. C. Eliminate excess verbiage (e.g., discounts, assurances, hedges, repetition). D. Place all conclusions and subconclusions after all premises.
Unger's Mad Scientist thought experiment is intended to show that sense experience cannot be a source of knowledge.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Courts have articulated definite rules on ways to determine patient competence.
a. true b. false