Author Question: When philosophers say that the state cannot be defined teleologically, they mean: A. the word ... (Read 35 times)

Mr.Thesaxman · **on:** Jul 14, 2018

When philosophers say that the state cannot be defined teleologically, they mean:

A. the word state has too many meanings to allow it to be defined.

B. we cannot explain what a state is in terms of the goals at which it aims.

C. different people use the word state different ways.

D. states have no goals.
E. None of the above

Question 2

A state may exist with the purpose of:

A. lining the pockets of the ruling class.
B. carrying out the tenets of a religion.

C. ensuring justice and tranquility.
D. Either B or C

E. Any of the above