Casuists Argue That Any New Case Where Moral Judgment Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

Casuists argue that any new case where moral judgment is required can be analyzed by

• A) the unique features of the case.
• B) similarity to a paradigmatic case.
• C) a general moral principle.
• D) norms of the culture.

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Definitions:

Europeans

People originating from or native to the continent of Europe.

Confederation of States

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Nineteenth Century

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Maintained Independence

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