Timmerman Resists Singer's Key Claim Because He

question 6

Multiple Choice

Timmerman resists Singer's key claim because he

• A) holds that individuals have a right to do as they desire with their property.
• B) denies that world famine is as bad of a problem as Singer claims.
• C) believes that governments, not individuals, should take action to improve conditions.
• D) believes that, on reflection, our intuitive judgments do not support the key claim.

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