From John Stuart Mill's Viewpoint

question 63

Multiple Choice

From John Stuart Mill's viewpoint,

• A) philosophical concern with justice began in the 19th century.
• B) questions of morality form a subset of questions of justice.
• C) justice is a moral standard independent of the principle of utility.
• D) only the utilitarian standard can best resolve conflicts between competing principles of justice.

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Definitions:

Anti-Christian Protest

Demonstrations or actions against Christian beliefs, institutions, or practices.

Symbolic Immortality

The belief or hope that one's influence, achievements, or culture will persist beyond one's physical life, providing a sense of lasting legacy.

Literal Immortality

Refers to the concept of achieving an unending lifespan, often through supernatural or futuristic means, wherein one does not age or die by natural causes.

Uncertainty

The state of being unsure or having doubts, often due to a lack of information or knowledge about an outcome or event.