Sartre's distinctive ethical idea is that ______
A. we choose our own nature
B. there would not be goodness without freedom to choose
C. people are bound by their instincts and inclinations
D. people must accept responsibility for their actions
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.Bad faith, according to Jean-Paul Sartre, is deceiving ourselves by pretending we are free
a. True b. False
Which of the following authored one of the Gospels found in the New Testament?
a. Timothy b. Paul c. Luke d. Titus
The "relevant differences argument" maintains that
a. there is no rational justification for assuming your preferences are worth more than those of other persons. b. there is no relevant difference between being selfish and serving others because it makes you feel good. c. there are relevant differences between people that justify inequality in our society. d. there are relevant differences between morally justified egoistic actions and immoral racist and sexist actions.