What was at the core of Rousseau's philosophy?
a. He believed that humans were the same as animals at their core.
b. He believed that animals had more of a soul than humans.
c. He believed that humans have an intrinsic core or essence that distinguishes them from other animals.
d. He believed that women were superior to men.
C
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A. a defense of the right to own slaves B. a defense of property rights C. an intermediate category of being a person but without complete freedom D. an intermediate category of being half saint, half devil
Which moral theory holds that the consequences of an action determine the moral worth of that action?
a. Divine Command theory b. Theory of Natural Law c. Utilitarianism d. Kantianism
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The factions of the church at Corinth addressed in 1 Corinthians were largely caused by personal loyalties to one of four persons: Paul, Apollos, Cephas, and Christ
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