Label these Normative Judgments as Ethical (E), or Aesthetic (A), or Legal (L) Judgments or as matters of Custom (C): You ought to stand when the Queen enters the room
What will be an ideal response?
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Determine whether the following is valid or invalid:Either the bank made a mistake, or none of this month's deposits have been recorded. If our accountant is correct, then all the accounts have been reconciled. If it is not the case that none of the month's deposits has been recorded, then all the accounts could not have been reconciled. I have checked with our accountant, and he is indeed correct. Therefore, the only alternative is that the bank made a mistake.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In his writings, Kierkegaard used the method of
a. deductive logic. b. speculative theorizing. c. indirect communication. d. all of the above
How do we come to have moral knowledge, according to natural law theory?
a. By consulting religious texts b. By careful scientific study c. By reflecting on the idea of morality d. Moral knowledge is impossible, according to natural law theory.