QUESTION 19 According to virtue ethics, if every virtuous person would perform t
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QUESTION 19 According to virtue ethics, if every virtuous person would perform the same particular action in the same particular context, then that action would be: 1 amoral 2 morally permissible, but not required O3 morally impermissible 4 morally required QUESTION 20 How does the absolute ethical pluralist defend herself against the charge of irrationality? 1. By introducing the Greatest Happiness Principle. 2 By introducing the Doctrine of Doing and Allowing. O3. By introducing the Doctrine of Double Efect. 4 By introducing the Categorical Imperative QUESTION 21 How does the absolute ethical pluralist defend herself against the charge of contradiction? Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Ansvers to save all answers Save All AnswersClose Wic ?Explanation / Answer
19. The correct answer is Option 2. It every virtuous person would perform the same particular action on the same particular context, then that action would be morally permissible but not required.
20. The correct answer is Option 3. By introducing the doctrine of double effect, the absolute ethical pluralist can defend herself against the charge of irrationally.