Exercise 4.1, #1-12
Answer the questions…
1. What is a moral theory?

2. According to the text, what is a worldview?
3. What is a moral statement?

4. What is the basic structure of a standard moral argument?

5. What can’t we infer a moral statement from nonmoral statement alone?

6. Why is it important to spell out implicit premises in a moral argument?

7. What technique can we use to determine whether a general moral principle is true?

8. What is a moral judgment?

9. According to the text, what precisely does a moral theory try to explain?

10. According to the text, what are the criteria of adequacy for appraising moral theories?

11. According to the text, how are moral theories like scientific theories?

12. Who founded the moral theory known as traditional utilitarianism?

 

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