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According to simple subjectivism, moral claims are meaningless
t or f |
False
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If we can be wrong in our moral evaluations simple subjectivism is t or f
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False
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The stove is hot
descrpitive or normative |
Descriptive
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If the lamp is on there is power in the outlet, the lamp is not on therefore there is no power in the outlet
valid or invalid |
Invalid
(denying the antecedent) |
If simple subjectivism is true we are always right in our moral evaluations
t or f |
True
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If simple subjectivism is true, when one person says x is right and another says x is wrong, they are having a moral disagreement
true or false |
False
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If there are really moral disagreements then simple subjectivism is
t or f |
False
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Emotivism is a subjectivist view
t or f |
True
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According to emotovism, moral claims are more like claims than statements of facts,
true or false |
True
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According to emotivism, moral claims express attituds rather than report them
t or f |
True
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According to rachels, emotivism is an improvement on simple subjectivism
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True
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Most americans learn moral views from religion
descriptive or normative |
Descriptive
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According to rachels, to reject the devine command theory is to reject god
t or f |
False
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If right conduct is right merely because god commands it, then
a. there is a moral standard that is independent of god's will b. god commands are arbitrary, meaning no reason why he gave commands he did |
B
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If god commands right conduct because it is right, then there is a reason god gives commands he does
t or f |
True
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