Multiple Choice
Timmerman resists Singer's key claim because he
A) holds that individuals have a right to do as they desire with their property.
B) denies that world famine is as bad of a problem as Singer claims.
C) believes that governments, not individuals, should take action to improve conditions.
D) believes that, on reflection, our intuitive judgments do not support the key claim.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: Timmerman argues that his Drowning Children case
Q2: Timmerman would most likely agree that<br>A) people
Q3: Timmerman's main objection to Singer's Drowning Child
Q4: Timmerman notes that Singer purports to demonstrate
Q5: Timmerman challenges the inference from the intuition
Q7: If Timmerman's argument is sound, then most
Q8: Suppose you are in Lisa's situation. How
Q9: Timmerman and Singer both employ thought experiments
Q10: According to Timmerman, Singer provides a valid
Q11: Timmerman claims that one is morally obligated