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kamilo84

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Spinozas view of good and evil is sometimes called
 
 

a. divine command theory.
  b. moral objectivism.
  c. moral relativism.
  d. natural law theory.



Question 2

According to Spinoza, good and evil are
 
 

a. subjective evaluations.
  b. realities that exist in nature.
  c. whatever God commands them to be.
  d. known through rational intuition.
 
 




kaykay69

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a.



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