In a Religious Context, Morality Is Typically Described as "Prescriptive

question 23

Multiple Choice

In a religious context, morality is typically described as "prescriptive." What does this mean?

• A) Morality entails obligations, using words such as "should" and "ought."
• B) Moral commands are general suggestions or guidelines that one can accept or ignore.
• C) Morality is purely relative, that is, completely determined by the individual or the community.
• D) Morality is incomprehensible, too strange to be understood at all.

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