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    An Argument Against Euthanasia Asserting That Mercy Killing Would Involve
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An Argument Against Euthanasia Asserting That Mercy Killing Would Involve

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Question 1

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An argument against euthanasia asserting that mercy killing would involve treating persons as mere things and of no more value than a beast is:


A) act-utilitarian.
B) emotivist.
C) rule-utilitarian.
D) Kantian.

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