Morality, or ethics, is essentially the same as prudence.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 2
Explain how the theory of moral relativism is like the divine command theory.
A. Divine command theory considers morality based on God's commands butconsiders personal nature and circumstances. Similarly, moral relativismconsiders morality to be a product of cultural norms regardless of the facts,personal nature and circumstances, or how the group's norms affect others'interests.
B. Divine command theory considers morality based on God's commands withoutconsidering personal nature and circumstances. Similarly, moral relativismconsiders morality to be a product of cultural norms but considers the facts,personal nature and circumstances, and how the group's norms affect others'interests.
C. Divine command theory considers morality based on God's commands but
considers personal nature and circumstances. Similarly, moral relativism
considers morality to be a product of cultural norms but considers personal
nature and circumstances and how the group's norms affect others' interests.
D. Divine command theory considers morality based on God's commands without
considering personal nature and circumstances. Similarly, moral relativism
considers morality to be a product of cultural norms regardless of the facts,
personal nature and circumstances, or how the group's norms affect others'
interests.
True Forget-Me-Not
Adapoids and omomyoids had longer snouts and are the first “true” primates.
Example of an Explanation of Benefits statement.
Environmental ethics pertains to humans and the environment
Three perspectives in Western ethics
True Dover Sole