Why does it follow, according to Sartre, that in choosing what I will do, I choose for all humans?
A) To choose anything is to choose what we are determined to choose.
B) I choose what I value and to value something is to universalize it.
C) My choice is purely personal and subjective and has nothing to do with anyone else.
D) God sets forth moral standards we all must follow.
B
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A __________ oracle is made up of an announcement of distress, a reason for the distress, and an announcement of doom
a. apocalyptic b. doom c. prophetic d. woe
Of the following statements, which one accurately describes conscience?
a. It can be fluid in nature. b. It is completely static. c. Judgments stemming from conscience need not be taken in a societal context. d. It has nothing to do with social norms.
McMahan argues that the practice of torture should be forbidden, always,
absolutely despite the fact that there are theoretical cases in which it might be justified.
a. True b. False
According to Marcus Aurelius in the Meditations
a. longer lives are necessarily better than shorter ones. b. it makes no difference in the end whether you live a long life or a short one: either way you are going to die. c. death is the greatest evil. d. life is a bottomless pit of muck and despair.