Evaluating the Worth of a Moral Theory Requires the Application

question 13

Multiple Choice

Evaluating the worth of a moral theory requires the application of the:

• A)categorical imperative.
• B)scientific criteria of adequacy.
• C)moral criteria of adequacy.
• D)divine command theory.

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