In Kierkegaard’s view, only at the religious stage can one become an authentic self because
a. only then will one be able to avoid wrong actions.
b. the religious person has the correct beliefs about the self.
c. God enlightens the religious person’s mind.
d. only when one stands naked before God will he or she achieve self honesty.
d.
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Is it reasonable, therefore, to say that the research cannot be trusted because the organization that funded the research had a vested interest in X, whatever policy, economic result, or interest X might be? What will be an ideal response
According to Mill, in fact the selfish feelings of people are often weaker than their feeling of wanting to do good for others
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Locke's Prince and the Cobbler thought experiment is intended to show that
A. persons are not identical to their bodies. B. "body switches" are technically feasible. C. persons are identical to their bodies. D. "body switches" are impossible.
The death penalty is criticized as _______________ () because of how the
criminal justice system is administered differently to rich and poor.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).