Which of the Following Would Be an Objection to Metz's

question 64

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would be an objection to Metz's argument for the conclusion that the lives of humans are inherently more valuable than the lives of animals?

• A) The lives of humans are inherently more valuable than the lives of animals because only human beings have inherent dignity.
• B) The lives of human beings are inherently more valuable than the lives of animals because animals lack legitimate autonomy.
• C) The lives of humans are inherently more valuable than the lives of animals because human beings are a spiritual offshoot of God.
• D) The lives of humans are not inherently more valuable than the lives of animals because many animals are also capable of loving, communal relationships.

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