Multiple Choice
A woman was near death from cancer, and there was only one drug that might save her. The druggist who discovered it was charging 10 times what it cost to make the drug. The sick woman's husband, Heinz, could pay only $1,000, but the druggist wanted $2,000. He asked the druggist to sell it cheaper or to let him pay later. The druggist said no. So Heinz became desperate and broke into the store and stole the drug for his wife. How do you feel about Heinz's theft? Do you think that the husband should have done what he did? Was it wrong or right? Why? Finally, what would you do if it were up to you? These are questions of conscience, or
A) suppositions.
B) moral questions.
C) syllogisms.
D) psychosocial dilemmas.
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