Which of the Following Best Describes the Seeming Difference Between

question 120

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the seeming difference between Adams's and Sutherland's understandings of "horrendous evil"?

• A) For Adams, horrendous evil is always a matter of morality
• B) For Sutherland, horrendous evils don't extend to notions like injustice or cold-bloodedness
• C) For Adams, horrendous evil refers to disproportionate harm that befalls an individual
• D) For Adams, horrendous evil refers to disproportionate harm that befalls anyone

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