The Incompleteness Problem with Virtue Theory Argues That It

question 19

Multiple Choice

The incompleteness problem with virtue theory argues that it

• A) does not adequately explain why the most basic virtues are good.
• B) is doubtful that anyone will ever have enough moral knowledge to be considered virtuous.
• C) offers less help than other theories for becoming morally better persons.
• D) seems ill-equipped to address certain moral problems, such as those that are carried out by states.

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