Aristotle, a Greek Philosopher, Believed That the Inherent Nature of Human

question 40

Multiple Choice

Aristotle, a Greek philosopher, believed that the inherent nature of human beings was "good." He believed that a human being's ultimate nature was to try to realize a good end with the help of good means. Aristotle promoted a fairness or justice approach to ethics that is known as ethics of ________.

• A) purpose
• B) principle
• C) consequence
• D) equality

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