QUESTION 29 Virtue ethics says that moral character can determine ethical questi

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QUESTION 29

Virtue ethics says that moral character can determine ethical questions.

True

False

QUESTION 36

John Mackie was an objectivist who believed in the power of facts in ethics.

True

False

QUESTION 39

Kant believes that right actions are the ones that produce the most good.

True

False

QUESTION 40

Kant was a Christian, but did not make an argument based on religious supposition.

True

False

QUESTION 18

The categorial imperative is central to virtue ethics.

True

False

QUESTION 24

One of the problems with virtue ethics is making sense of situations wherein someone might be courageous in an unethical endeavor.

True

False

Explanation / Answer

Question 29

Answer: False

Virtue ethics deals with the personal moral values of an individual. It emphasizes the importance of character of morality in a person.

Question 36

False

John Mackie was a subjectivist rather than an objectivist in his approach of facts of ethics.

Question 39

False

Kant's deontology dealt with duty and downplayed it's consequences.

Question 40

False

Question 18

False

Categorical imperative is the central theme of Kant's deontology

Question 24

False

A person virtue is said to be virtuous when s/he remains morally correct under all circumstances.

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