Exam 3: Morality and the Moral Life

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An important criterion of adequacy for moral theories is consistency with our conscience.

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Aristotle believes that simply studying philosophy will make one virtuous.

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Mill declares that it is better to be Socrates dissatisfied than

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A principle is a prima facie principle if

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Alan Dershowitz believes that torture can never be morally justified.

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What are the premises of the cultural differences argument? Assess the truth of the premises.

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Assess the merits of ethical egoism. Is it an adequate moral theory? Why or why not?

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Utilitarianism, Kantianism, and principlism are all similar in that that each consist of a single moral principle.

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Held favors the liberal individualist concept of a person.

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Advocates of principlism admit that the process of weighing different moral principles is unreliable and subjective.

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Held says that the ethics of care

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Aristotle believes that moral virtues can best be acquired through

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In the moral life, feelings are

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Cultural relativism and ethical subjectivism imply that nothing is intrinsically

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According to cultural relativism, some cultures' moral codes are better than others.

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The utilitarian approach to a shortage of medical supplies during a pandemic would be to

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Critics say that to avoid portraying God as arbitrary, we must assume that God issues commands based on

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By the lights of cultural relativism, cross-cultural moral disagreement is possible.

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Virtues are

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Mary Wollstonecraft was one of the great forebears of feminist thought.

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