Asked by chistopher prysock
Ethical theorists would be comfortable making which statement? (Points : 1)
Ethical principles and ideas must always conform to the laws of a country.
Ethical principles and theories can contradict laws of a country.
It is important to not make anyone uncomfortable in proposing an ethical argument.
Ethicists must present arguments that prove beyond any doubt that their theories are correct.
None of the above
Ethical principles and ideas must always conform to the laws of a country.
Ethical principles and theories can contradict laws of a country.
It is important to not make anyone uncomfortable in proposing an ethical argument.
Ethicists must present arguments that prove beyond any doubt that their theories are correct.
None of the above
Answers
Answered by
chistopher prysock
Ethical principles and ideas must always conform to the laws of a country.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Bryan/Christopher -- please use the same name for your posts.
And your answer is?
And your answer is?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
No. Would an ethical theorist have agreed with Hitler's anti-Jewish laws?
Do ethical theorists who are pro-life agree with the laws permitting abortions? What about the laws that discriminated against blacks and gays and women?
Do ethical theorists who are pro-life agree with the laws permitting abortions? What about the laws that discriminated against blacks and gays and women?
Answered by
chistopher prysock
Ethical principles and theories can contradict laws of a country.
Answered by
Reed
Yes.