Does fairness require each member of the religious majority to propound substantive and procedural reasons to support their position or policy?
A. Yes, a requirement that each majority member must set forth the publiclyaccessible reasons for the policy they espouse is inherently fair.
B. Yes, a requirement that each majority member must set forth the publiclyaccessible reasons for the policy they espouse is consistent with Wolterstorff'sposition.
C. No, a requirement that each majority member must set forth the publiclyaccessible reasons for the policy they espouse would constitute an unfair
burden.
D. No, a requirement that each majority member must set forth the publicly
accessible reasons for the policy they espouse would be too costly.
Question 2
Utilitarian ethics as applied to business __________.
A) requires business people to be an agent of the creation of happiness in society
B) calls upon business people to be useful members of society
C) demands business people make decisions solely on how much profit they will yield
D) states that business must always act inconsideration of justice and fairness
A tapeworm, Taenia pisiformis, a member of the class Cestoda.
Horses require room to exercise
Smith and Snell’s Five Religious Categories
Social Class and Religious Affiliation
Monkey Experiment: Sense of Fairness
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