It Seems That a Person Can Be Benevolent,honest,and Loyal but Still

question 9

Multiple Choice

It seems that a person can be benevolent,honest,and loyal but still treat a stranger unjustly.This shows that:

• A)the rightness of actions necessarily (or invariably) depend on the content of one's character.
• B)the rightness of actions does not necessarily (or invariably) depend on the content of one's character.
• C)most people are without virtues.
• D)having the right virtues can prevent moral error.

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