The Essential Problem When Solving Moral Dilemmas Is

question 30

Multiple Choice

The essential problem when solving moral dilemmas is

• A)ethics and laws are fixed principles.
• B)ethical beliefs remain constant as time passes.
• C)there are no absolute or indisputable rules or principles to decide whether an action is ethical.
• D)everyone agrees on what is ethical or unethical.
• E)ethics evolve over time, but laws related to ethical beliefs remain constant.

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