A Moral Theory Is Inconsistent with Our Considered Moral Judgments

question 14

Multiple Choice

A moral theory is inconsistent with our considered moral judgments if

• A) it allows us to torture infants for fun.
• B) it judges that we may favor our loved ones over strangers.
• C) it considers all actions to have selfish motives.
• D) it states that moral judgments are often difficult to make.

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