Hedonists Respond to the Argument from Evil Pleasures by

question 24

Multiple Choice

Hedonists respond to the Argument from Evil Pleasures by

• A) admitting that the pleasure that comes from doing evil deeds is not valuable.
• B) making a distinction between moral goodness and well-being.
• C) making a distinction between physical and attitudinal pleasure.
• D) none of the above (The "Evil Pleasures" objection refutes hedonism.)

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