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crazycityslicker

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Why does bestiality present a special problem in sexual morality?
 
  a) Because the statistics show a large number of American and Australian men participate.
  b) Because it has not been approved by the government.
  c) Because it's against nature.
  d) Because it doesn't involve consenting adults.

Question 2

One basic problem that Coady sees in Michael Walzer's view is that it
 
  a. would make it impossible for countries to defend themselves from attack.
  b. depends too heavily on religious principles that are justified by faith.
  c. undervalues the central importance of the prohibition against killing the innocent.
  d. fails to consider the psychological importance of a continuing state to its citizens.
  e. works for large multi-nation conflicts but not for smaller, briefer and less intense
  conflicts.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

c



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