Multiple Choice
What is reflective equilibrium?
A) The state in which your beliefs cannot be changed by further evidence because they have reached equilibrium.
B) The situation in which your general moral principles and your particular moral judgments all fit together coherently.
C) The state in which you have reflected deeply enough on your beliefs to have eliminated beliefs caused by superstition, bias, and other bad influences.
D) The situation in which the different subcultures manage to balance their conflicting moral beliefs to achieve a stable culture.
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