What is a presumed strength of Divine Command Theory?
a) There is a standard above human reasoning.
b) There is no rational foundation.
c) Even if the rules are morally valid, there is no justification procedure for them.
d) There is far too much divergence among religious people to make a determination of the rules with any confidence.
Question 2
Hilary Putnam maintains that one part of John Dewey's pragmatism which Rorty rejects is
Dewey's belief that we can make good use of the concept of
a. God.
b. Absolute Truth.
c. the mind as it exists distinct from the body.
d. the ultimate goal or end of all existence.
e. objective reality.
