Beauchamp and Childress Argue That a Theory of the Common

question 32

Short Answer

Beauchamp and Childress argue that a theory of the common morality should remain open to the possibility that the common morality may incorporate more substantially a rule of nondiscrimination by including rules of _______ moral consideration for groups such as women, people of every ethnicity, the great apes, and other parties currently excluded from some kinds of moral considerations.

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