Religion and Philosophy

When we compare secular ethics with religious morality, we find ____ principles that overlap. a. ...

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In the nineteenth century, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the practice of polygamy is not a ...

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Historically, women and racial minorities have both been denied credit for unjust reasons. ...

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Utilitarians nearly always oppose affirmative action, since it is fairly clear that the harms of ...

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The least controversial criteria used in higher education admissions decisions are based on a. ...

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Forms of discrimination explicitly discussed in our textbook include discrimination based on race, ...

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Give an uncontroversial example of morally legitimate discrimination. What will be an ideal ...

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What is the fundamental difference between morally legitimate discrimination and morally ...

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Embryonic stem cell research is legal in the United States. Indicate whether the statement is ...

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Since utilitarianism focuses on maximizing happiness, a utilitarian would say that genetic ...

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If health care is properly thought of as a commodity, then it is a. something to which everyone ...

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The manipulation of DNA in humans and other organisms is known as a. somatic cell nuclear ...

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Explain at least one of the fears people have about widespread genetic testing. What will be an ...

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An abolitionist is someone who thinks that the death penalty should be abolished. Indicate ...

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Gregg v. Georgia (1976) made the death penalty legal in the United States, as long as certain ...

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Someone who accepts the idea that justice requires an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth would ...

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DNA testing is relevant to capital punishment because a. it indicates whether a person is ...

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The 8th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is often brought into discussions of the death penalty ...

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Theories of punishment give us the rationale and justification for doing these things e.g., putting ...

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Suppose that little Joey loves spending time by himself in his room. Were he permitted to do so, he ...

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It is safe to say that privacy has taken on more importance as an ethical issue as computers and the ...

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It is generally agreed that, while confidentiality laws make it illegal to violate persons' privacy ...

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While utilitarians are likely to believe that we should try to close the technological divide, ...

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According to the definition given in our textbook, which of the following count as technologies? ...

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Suppose that Denise posts lies about Darrell on her Facebook page, because she wants to make ...

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