Which of the Following Is the Difference Between Ethical Fundamentalism

question 42

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the difference between ethical fundamentalism and utilitarianism?

• A) Ethical fundamentalism focuses on outside source for ethical rules, while utilitarianism focuses on rules that provide greatest good to society.
• B) Ethical fundamentalism focuses on moral rules based on a social contract, while utilitarianism focuses on universal rules based on consistency and reversibility.
• C) Ethical fundamentalism focuses on rules that provide greatest good, while utilitarianism focuses on outside source for rules.
• D) Ethical fundamentalism focuses on rules based on individual feelings, while utilitarianism focuses on outside source for rules.

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