The Forms are known:
a. none of these are correct
b. innately
c. through learning
d. through the senses
b
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a. True b. False
A Jain monk can acquire property
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Express how Wolterstorff solves the unfairness he identifies in Rawls' interpretation of dealing with fundamental issues in the public arena. A. Wolterstorff takes the view that through voting, fairness has been achievedand the minority must then accede to the will of majority
B. Wolterstorff takes the view that through voting and debate and discussionaimed toward agreement, with all sides expressing their views, fairness hasbeen achieved and the minority must then accede to the will of majority,which is constrained by the minority's rights. C. Wolterstorff takes the view that religion has no place in dealing withfundamental issues in the public arena, and there should be a firm separation between Church and State in order for the minority's rights to remain protected. D. Wolterstorff takes the view that all people in society should debate and discuss an issue until a consensus is reached.
Describe the theory that harming one or few innocent person(s) is not morally justified to gain a benefit for others.
A. Harming another is always morally justified when benefits can be obtained for others in a way that would result in less harm to the one or few innocent person(s) B. Harming another is never morally justified. C. Harming another is not morally justified when benefits can be obtained for others in a way that would result in less harm to the one or few innocent person(s). D. Harming another is morally justified even when benefits can be obtained for others in a way that would result in less harm to the one or few innocent person(s).