According to Sidgwick, the ultimate good is:
a. pleasure understood as a moral fact.
b. pleasure understood as desirable consciousness.
c. pleasure understood as maintaining virtue. d. a and b. e. b and c.
b
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Two requirements for a good theory are ________________ and __________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
"Agreeing to disagree" is compatible with _______
A. keeping a dialogue open B. understanding one's opponent C. being unwilling to warrant one's beliefs to others D. maintaining the possibility that one might be wrong
According to Nozick, what sort of theory of justice does Rawls develop?
a. Formal b. Patterned c. Historical d. Socialist
According to Ockham, we can know that adultery and murder are morally wrong
a. only on the basis of revelation. b. by reasoning from human nature. c. because to deny this would be logically contradictory. d. because the moral commandments necessarily follow from the nature of God