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The Absolutism of Natural Law Theory-The Fact That Some Actions

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Question 22

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The absolutism of natural law theory-the fact that some actions are always wrong (or right) regardless of circumstances-would not bother:


A) Aquinas.
B) Mill.
C) an act-utilitarian.
D) an ethical egoist.

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