Utilitarianism Is Mistaken in Claiming That Only Consequences Matter, and This

question 16

Multiple Choice

Utilitarianism is mistaken in claiming that only consequences matter, and this can be illustrated by reference to:

• A) Backward-looking reasons
• B) Moral dilemmas
• C) Act consequentialism
• D) Moral utilitarianism

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