According to Nagel, it is legitimate to modify our basic methods of moral reasoning only
when
a. historical studies show that the origins of the reasoning is questionable.
b. anthropological research discredits the methods of reasoning.
c. moral reasoning itself reveals a problem or inconsistency.
d. psychological studies indicate that the moral reasoning process is unsound.
e. biological research shows that the reasoning is not adaptive.
c
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.Scholars have uncovered evidence that Paul founded the Italian churches, including the main one in Rome. 2.Paul was born and raised in a polytheistic home. 3.In Paul's view, because God grants his rewards freely, a person can neither earn nor deserve them. 4.In Paul's view of human history, Adam is considered the earthly prototype of humanity, while Jesus is considered Adam's moral opposite. 5.By "faith," Paul is referring to more than individual awareness of God, but also of a set of religious doctrines that permit the individual to experience faith completely.
Which approach is aimed at finding common ground between world religions and cultural traditions?
A) Religious pluralism. B) The Golden Rule. C) The Golden Mean. D) ?Value Pluralism.
Rank-ordered utilities rather than units of utility can be used in
a. decisions under certainty. b. decisions under uncertainty. c. decisions under risk. d. None of these choices.