Ethical Egoism Is the Theory That

question 5

Multiple Choice

Ethical egoism is the theory that

• A) every human action aims at some personal benefit.
• B) altruism is impossible.
• C) actions are morally right just because they promote one's self-interest.
• D) it is permissible, but not obligatory, to value oneself over others.

Comprehend Weber's concept of charisma and its significance in the emergence and development of new religious movements, with illustrative examples.

Recognize the evolutionistic theoretical approach to the development of religious beliefs as advocated by Tylor.

Distinguish between the notions of 'reactionary' and 'conservative' in the context of fundamentalism and provide examples.

Analyze the conclusions and social significance of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's The Woman's Bible in the context of religious and gender studies.

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