Do you believe that future persons have any moral claims on current persons? Why, or why not? How does this issue relate to that of (a) climate change, and (b) genetic engineering?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS:
This question could be answered by drawing on the articles by Stephen M. Gardiner and Michael Sandel, among others in this volume.
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Dewey's theory of decision making is infinitely adaptable because it is __________
A) rehearsed B) factual C) contextual D) abstract
The ontological argument reasons from:
a. the universe b. the nature of being c. order and purpose d. none of the above
To avoid making a hasty generalization, one's background knowledge should be used to _______
A. select an appropriate sample B. guess which generalization is the most likely C. discern relevant authority D. draw a valid conclusion
What is 2 Thessalonians' advice to Christians?
A. Begin preparing an "apocalypse shelter," stocking it with food, water, and clothing. B. Be hospitable to everyone because you may be entertaining angels without knowing it. C. Be alert and prepared; also, realize that certain signs must occur before the Parousia. D. Excommunicate the sinful from among you.