The period from the first century A.D. to the time of Augustine is known as the Patristic era
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When discussing possible individual benefits from human reproductive cloning, one that
Brock considers and rejects is that cloning a. would allow infertile persons to reproduce. b. might be used to prevent genetically transmitted harms to offspring. c. would make it possible to replace a beloved child who had died. d. would make it possible for parents to select the gender of their children. e. would make the treatment of genetic diseases much less burdensome and expensive
Raj, an Indian politician, claims that if elected he will fight to restore Hinduism's place in national politics. He would be an example of a
a. Hindu naturalist. b. Hindu secularist. c. Hindu guru. d. Hindu fundamentalist.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Socrates believed that only ignorance leads to wrongdoing. 2. Socrates says that virtue is not given by money, but from virtue comes money and every other good of man, public as well as private. 3. Dworkin believed that a life is valuable only if it produces something, whether it be a book or an invention or a work of art. 4. Dworkin believed that the end result is much more important that the means through which people get the end result. 5. In A Man for All Seasons, Sir Thomas More is jailed and executed for heresy and corrupting the youth, in a historical situation bearing a remarkable resemblance to that of Socrates.
In his essay "The Great Non-Debate Over International Sweatshops", Ian Maitland argues that corporate managers should appease their critics and improve the working conditions in their global factories
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