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Timmerman challenges the inference from the intuition that we are obligated to rescue the child in Drowning Child to the truth of Singer's central claim-"If it is in your power to prevent something bad from happening, without sacrificing anything nearly as important, it is wrong not to do so."
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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
Q6: Timmerman resists Singer's key claim because he<br>A)
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