Short Answer
A moral belief that is used initially and without argumentative support needs to be tested for _______, or its consistency with other beliefs, norms, and experiences and the facts of given cases, before it can serve as an anchor of moral reflection.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q10: _ justification of common-morality theory would need
Q11: Common-morality theories and customary moralities are two
Q12: Casuists focus on description and comparison of
Q13: What are the three types of justification
Q14: We can have the most confidence in
Q16: The norms with which those who seek
Q17: According to Beauchamp and Childress, casuists do
Q18: Criteria for a good theory of authoritative
Q19: What is one problem with reliance on
Q20: Norms in particular moralities can differ because