Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the six-step process for answering moral questions that was outlined in Chapter 8?
A) To fully prepare for an intelligent defense of your moral views on a specific issue.
B) To reach a well-reasoned answer to a moral question and be able to justify that answer.
C) To identify the most commonly held beliefs and widely accepted arguments on a particular moral issue.
D) To identify the main weaknesses in other people's arguments for salient answers to a moral question.
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