Ethics: Consequences determine moral worth — Proposit
Ethics
Consequences determine moral worth
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Individual autonomy should be preserved
Respect for personal autonomy requires that competent individuals be free to make their own choices without coercion.
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Moral truths are objective
There exist moral facts that hold independently of any individual's or culture's beliefs about them.
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is true if
Consequences determine moral worth
The rightness or wrongness of an action is determined solely by the outcomes it produces.
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Moral truths are objective
There exist moral facts that hold independently of any individual's or culture's beliefs about them.
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is true if and only if
Individual autonomy should be preserved
Respect for personal autonomy requires that competent individuals be free to make their own choices without coercion.
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Consequences determine moral worth
The rightness or wrongness of an action is determined solely by the outcomes it produces.
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Moral truths are objective
There exist moral facts that hold independently of any individual's or culture's beliefs about them.
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is true if and only if
Moral responsibility requires free will
An agent can be held morally responsible for an action only if that agent could have chosen to act otherwise.
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Consequences determine moral worth
The rightness or wrongness of an action is determined solely by the outcomes it produces.
True
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