A Central Conclusion of This Chapter Is That

question 26

Multiple Choice

A central conclusion of this chapter is that

• A) if there is knowledge it must be empirical.
• B) knowledge is innate.
• C) knowledge is subjective.
• D) knowledge requires reasons and understanding.

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Definitions:

Universality

A principle that suggests certain concepts or ethical judgments are universally applicable and valid across different cultures and situations.

Respect for Persons

A principle that emphasizes treating individuals with dignity, acknowledging their autonomy, and recognizing their rights.

Categorical Imperative

A foundational concept in Kantian ethics that proposes an action is morally right if it can be universally applied as a principle for behavior, emphasizing duty over consequences.

Law of Reason

A principle suggesting that the laws governing human conduct should be based on logic, ethics, and rationality rather than on arbitrary dictums or supernatural beliefs.