Exam 11: Morality
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Mohammed regarded both Moses and Jesus as true prophets.
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Bentham and Kant agreed on one point: the role of duty toward one's parents in all moral decisions.
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-___ For a stable, orderly society, there had to be an all-powerful ruler.
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-___ born into a communist society but defected to the West
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John Stuart Mill believed that we need government to counterbalance the impact of our irresponsible general population.
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In Plato's vision of a state in which justice prevails, the ruler is
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According to John Stuart Mill, "the sole end for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community against his will" is to
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-___ The Fountainhead
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-___ an Edouard Manet painting deemed immoral when first exhibited
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His name has become synonymous with people who hold a cynical view of the masses.
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In Frank O'Connor's short story "The Idealist," the young hero finally decides to lie to avoid punishment.
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Jonathan Swift proposed ironically that the way to solve the problem of starvation among the children of the poor is to
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An intuitive classification of actions and choices as morally acceptable or unacceptable is
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The philosopher Kant believed that the ability to understand moral issues does not have to be taught.
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