Which of the Following Do Beauchamp and Childress Argue About

question 3

Multiple Choice

Which of the following do Beauchamp and Childress argue about moral change?

• A) Particular moralities, customary practices, and so-called consensus moralities may change through a complete reversal of position on some issues.
• B) Particular moralities may change, but considered judgments will never change.
• C) The norms of the common morality do not change because these basic moral rules are essential and timeless.
• D) Historically, basic norms of morality have often undergone change.

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