In Rossian Ethics, a Moral Reason to Act or Abstain

question 11

Multiple Choice

In Rossian ethics, a moral reason to act or abstain from acting in a certain way is one's actual duty in the case that …

• A) It is one's duty, other things being equal
• B) It is one's duty, all things considered
• C) It follows from an absolute moral principle
• D) It is mandated by statute

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