What is the doctrine of double effect? A) A doctrine that allows us to decide be

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What is the doctrine of double effect? A) A doctrine that allows us to decide between the morality of two effects. B) A doctrine to determine whether an attack injuring civilians is justifiable. C)A doctrine that allows one terrorist act when it is committed to stop another terrorist act. D) A doctrine that suggests that two rights outweigh one wrong. Which of the following is NOT one of the fundamental moral beliefs that consequentialism violates? A) The separateness of persons B) Respect for persons C) The distinction between guilt and innocence. D) The right to pursue happiness.

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1) According to this doctrine says that doing something which is morally good but has a morally bad side-effect it's ethically OK as it providing the bad side-effect wasn't intended..

The correct option is option (A).. It decide between morality of two state..!!

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