Religion and Philosophy

The highest good in life is honor, according to Aristotle. Indicate whether the statement is true ...

Started by audie

Happiness can be achieved in a brief time for Aristotle, if one pursues intellectual activities. ...

Started by jake

A Good Will is the only thing good without qualification, according to Kant. Indicate whether the ...

Started by Zulu123

For Kant, to be truthful from duty is the same thing as being truthful out of fear of untoward ...

Started by Pea0909berry

The categorical imperative presents an action as of itself objectively necessary, without regard to ...

Started by Caiter2013

I do not know what a hypothetical imperative will contain until the condition is stated under which ...

Started by joblessjake

There are several categorical imperatives, depending on our personal goals in life. Indicate ...

Started by P68T

Moralities built on the image of the independent, autonomous, rational individual recognize the ...

Started by nenivikky

The ethics of care seeks to limit the applicability of universal rules to certain domains where ...

Started by JMatthes

The ethics of care promotes an actual human relation between themselves and particular others ...

Started by jasdeep_brar

Dominant moral theories typically overlook the moral significance of the private domains of family, ...

Started by lbcchick

People motivated by the ethics of care seek to become more admirable relational persons in better ...

Started by Mimi

According to Plato, knowledge, sight, and health are desirable both in themselves and for their ...

Started by Mr. Wonderful

Justice is concerned only with the outward man, not the inward man, according to Plato. Indicate ...

Started by Engineer

To equivocate is to: a. attack your opponent b. allow an argument to turn on different meanings ...

Started by tingc95

According to Van Camp, Olen, and Barry the best way to examine a moral argument is to treat it as: ...

Started by Kikoku

Consider this brief argument: Executing a cold-blooded murderer is just because it's a life for a ...

Started by robinn137

The purpose of a control group in a test trying to establish a causal link is to: a. make sure ...

Started by neverstopbelieb

Van Camp, Olen, and Barry recommend which of the following methods for detecting invalidity? a. ...

Started by Garrulous

A fallacy is: a. A reliable means of arguing b. An invalid deductive rule c. An invalid ...

Started by @Brianna17

What is an appeal to ignorance? a. A valid deductive argument that does not rely on empirical ...

Started by stevenposner

For what reason would you develop a counter-example? a. To demonstrate that a rule is not ...

Started by KWilfred

Which informal fallacy relies on two different meaning of the same word to reach a conclusion? ...

Started by karen

A valid argument can have true premises and a false conclusion. Indicate whether the statement is ...

Started by segrsyd

Most ordinary reasoning is inductive. Indicate whether the statement is true or ...

Started by cmoore54