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DelorasTo

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What types of suicide does Brant think are excused, even though they are
  objectively wrong?


 
 

a. Terminallyill patients who believe they are morally bound to commit suicide
  in order to prevent their families from financial ruin.
  b. Those who commit suicide while temporarily insane.
  c. People who commit suicide while they are not generally themselves
  d. All of the above



Question 2

Hardwig believes that we fear death too much.
 
 

a. True
  b. False




JYan

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: True



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