Explain how religious moral teachings may be justified by reason.
A. If a religious moral teaching is accessible to everyone, regardless of their ownreligious belief, it is justified and, therefore, it would be unreasonable toreject that teaching.
B. If a religious moral teaching is accessible to everyone, regardless of their ownreligious belief, it is justified only if people can still reject that teaching.
C. If a religious moral teaching is accessible to everyone, regardless of their ownreligious belief, people can be morally blamed for failing to abide by such
teachings because they can come to understand that these requirements
apply to them.
D. If a religious moral teaching is accessible to everyone, regardless of their own
religious belief, it is justified only if people can vote on the teaching.
Question 2
According to the dictionary, the term ethics has a variety of different meanings. One of its meanings is: The principles of conduct governing an individual or a group.
a. True
b. False
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