A criticism made against the divine command theory in the text is that
a. God’s commands are too hard to obey.
b. different religions have different divine commands.
c. God’s commands are not always consistent.
d. it reduces to the trivial statement "God commands what God commands."
d. it reduces to the trivial statement "God commands what God commands."
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
John Stuart Mill claimed that the principle of universal causality was based on
a. synthetic a priori reasoning. b. inductive reasoning. c. irrational habits and psychological quirks. d. faith.
Kant claims that a good will is manifested when a person does good from duty, not inclination. Why does he claim this?
A) Inclination is a feeling, and feelings cannot be morally commanded. B) We must be inclined to do what is good. C) Morality is a matter of feeling, not of will. D) What we will is based on how we feel.
Advocates of Care Ethics generally support Social Contract Theory
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.