According to Spinoza, we decide that things are good or bad:
a. whenever they produce pain or pleasure. b. in accordance with our emotions.
c. because we desire or reject them.
d. all of these choices.
e. none of these choices.
d
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Which of the following advocated anarchism?
a. Plato b. Aristotle c. Locke d. None of the above
Muhammad’s response to his opponents to produce anything like his revelations is called the
a. Request verses c. Triumph verses b. Challenge verses d. Submission verses
What, according to the author, are some of the basic conflicting moral issues that need to be synthesized into one system?
a) pleasure and happiness b) love and passion c) feelings and emotions d) consequentialism and nonconsequentialism