According to the emotivist a statement such as "Murder is wrong" is the same as
a. don't murder or boo murder?!
b. I (the speaker) believe murder is wrong.
c. murder is a violation of the categorical imperative
d. murder is intuitively wrong
A
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According to the text, the ontological argument is important because
a. it claims to be an a priori proof for the existence of God. b. it raises the problem of whether existence is a property and whether the notion of necessary existence is intelligible. c. it is religiously significant because it is the only traditional argument that establishes a God who is omnipotent, omniscient, and perfectly benevolent. d. all of the above
Who said we should have a government of laws and not men?
a. Thomas Jefferson c. Ben Franklin b. John Adams d. Thomas Mifflin
By dismissing counterexamples to their theory, psychological hedonists have made their theory
A. stronger. B. untestable. C. interesting. D. informative. E. none of these
In the Judaic and Christian traditions, free will is:
a. a gift from God b. the source of moral responsibility c. neither a nor b is correct d. both a and b are correct