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Moral Reasoning Quiz III
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reasoning is any reasoning that aims at defending or criticizing a judgment about art.
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In legal reasoning, the use of an established court case to argue for an interpretation of the law in a similar case is to .
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theory is a moral theory or framework according to which actions are right or wrong because of God's commands.
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theory is a moral theory or framework, especially connected with Kant, according to which actions are right or wrong because of their inherent content, and the motive (namely duty) from which they are done.
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A justification for laws against some action that harms other people is the principle.
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In moral matters, is the treatment of some people differently from others for no relevant reason, or the belief that one action or situation is morally permissible while a similar one is not.





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