According to Jainism, one must speak the truth:
A) ?only when questioned.
B) ?even if it involves harming another person.
C) ?when lying is not a viable option.
D) ?as long as it does no harm.
D
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Given the following position on euthanasia (doctor-assisted suicide), identify which of the three major ethical theories discussed in the text-utilitarianism, duty theory, or virtue ethics-it follows. Note that each theory may encompass several possible viewpoints on an issue.Active euthanasia should be legalized. After all, what are the overall consequences in terms of happiness or unhappiness? Euthanasia may not make the patient who wants to die happy, but at least it can end his or her misery. And although the relatives may feel unhappy at the assisted suicide, they too have suffered, and they will grieve whether the patient dies assisted or unassisted. As a matter of fact, they may grieve less if they know the patient has been spared a substantial amount of suffering.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following statements is true about arguments?
A. All arguments are clearly stated. B. Openness to the ideas of others can only serve to prevent you from understanding an argument. C. Good arguments invite feedback and analysis of an issue in light of the feedback. D. None of these answers is correct.
This is an example of a conditional statement
"No one is a voter who isn't a citizen. Therefore, because Joe is a citizen, he must be a voter." This illustrates a(n) ________.
A. valid deductive argument B. weak inductive argument C. invalid deductive argument D. strong inductive argument