Multiple Choice
John Stuart Mill
-Mill states that good must be something which is desired as an end in itself and concludes that the only thing which is so desired is
A) a life lived in accordance with virtue.
B) the increase of pleasure and the decrease of pain.
C) that which is desired for the sake of duty only.
D) things which have utility.
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