What Would Be a Nonconsequentialist Justification for Pacificism

question 9

Multiple Choice

What would be a nonconsequentialist justification for pacificism?

• A)Killing is economically costly.
• B)Killing leads to pain and suffering
• C)Killing only leads to more killing.
• D)Killing is wrong in and of itself.

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