Utilitarian theories are ________, which indicates that the outcome or consequences of one's actions are more important than one's intentions.
A. normative
B. objective
C. universalist
D. consequentialist
Answer: D
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a) be carefully concealed. b) not exist. c) be fully justified. d) not be contemplated.
The claim that everything that moves must have been started in motion by some other thing is part of:
A. the Ontological Argument. B. the Cosmological Argument. C. the Argument from Design. D. Anselm's most famous argument. E. the Argument from Analogy.
By pondering the question of whether you should step into the "happiness box," you will learn about
A) ?how to become happy. B) ?what you value. C) ?whether you are free or not. D) ?whether you are good or not.
What does Aristotle think the distinctive function of man is?
a. to seek pleasure b. to walk on two legs c. to use reason d. a and b e. b and c