Either Moral Questions Are Like Scientific Questions or They're Like

question 28

Multiple Choice

Either moral questions are like scientific questions or they're like questions of taste.
It's not the case that moral questions are like scientific questions.
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Moral questions are like questions of taste.
The above argument is an example of:

• A) modus ponens.
• B) disjunctive syllogism.
• C) hypothetical syllogism.
• D) modus tollens.

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Definitions:

Discharged

Released from a legal duty or liability, often used in contexts as being discharged from a contractual obligation or from bankruptcy.

Future Wages

Earnings that an individual is expected to receive from their employment in the upcoming period.

Statutes

Written laws passed by a legislative body at the national or state level.

Gratuitous Assignment

The act of transferring rights or interests from one party to another without requiring any consideration or payment in return.