Rachels States That a Concern for One's Own Welfare Is

question 108

Multiple Choice

Rachels states that a concern for one's own welfare is

• A) Not compatible with a concern for the welfare of others.
• B) Inconsistent with a concern for the welfare of others.
• C) Not possible in modern society.
• D) Not incompatible with a concern for the welfare of others.

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