A) God can act in manners that are immoral.
B) Moral truth is independent of God's will.
C) Something is morally correct because God has deemed it so.
D) Society defines moral standards.
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A) With sufficient study,we can come to understand God's actions.
B) The actions taken were bad,which we can tell because Satan does them.
C) God's actions are necessarily right,even if we do not understand why.
D) God's treatment of Job is a violation of moral standards.
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A) It strengthens it.
B) It weakens it.
C) It is irrelevant to the argument.
D) It clarifies it.
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A) These acts violate the word of God.
B) These acts offend our moral sense and bring about feelings of guilt and shame in the participants.
C) These acts are irrational and do not aim at the common good.
D) In the long run,these acts maximize pain and suffering rather than pleasure.
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A) noncognitivism
B) naturalism
C) divine Command
D) teleology
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A) It makes morality dependent on God.
B) It makes morality inferior to God.
C) It makes morality superior to God.
D) It makes morality independent from God.
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A) The choices are not exclusive;she could drop out and then declare the major.
B) The choices are not bad;one would desire to major in underwater basket weaving.
C) The choices are not exhaustive;she could major in philosophy.
D) The choices are not natural;these are social constraints,not physical ones.
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A) theory holds that there are objective moral truths,whereas natural law theory does not.
B) theory is the view that moral rules are created by God,whereas natural law theory is the view that moral rules are based on some purpose of the universe.
C) theorists all believe in God,whereas natural law theorists are all atheists.
D) theory requires the use of reason to determine what is morally permissible,whereas natural law theory relies on conscience alone.
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A) divine command theory
B) causal determinism
C) the Euthyphro dilemma
D) the fact/value distinction
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A) teleological
B) theological
C) cosmological
D) tautological
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A) Antigone was an example of someone with excellent moral reasoning.
B) anonymous moral understandings are merely cultural relics.
C) no one knows where long-standing moral beliefs originated.
D) moral laws have a long history of acceptance.
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