One Objection to Virtue Theory Is That

question 14

Multiple Choice

One objection to virtue theory is that

• A) not everyone agrees on what is considered a virtue.
• B) it is overly rigid and cannot take into consideration special circumstances.
• C) there are reasons to wonder if it is even possible to develop virtue.
• D) it easily collapses into other moral theories.

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Definitions:

Enforceable Contract

A legally binding agreement where all parties have agreed to the terms, allowing for legal remedies in the event of non-compliance.

Criminal Prosecution

The process by which a person is charged, tried, and potentially convicted by the state for committing a criminal offense.

Duress

A condition where a person performs an act as a result of violence, threat, or other pressures against the person.

Illegal Contract

An agreement that is void and unenforceable by law due to its nature of involving activities that are against the law.