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How does Mill respond to the objection that says that utilitarianism as a theory cannot really be applied in specific cases since people don’t have the time to calculate all the consequences of an action before they have to make a decision about whether to do it or not?

Which two of the following are objections to cultural relativism as discussed by Rachels?  

Which of the following is one of the reasons why Jan Narveson thinks that the Singer-Regan “minor premise” is false?

For Aristotle, what is the highest/ultimate good?

What do Lee and George call the following argument?: “All individuals have rights to do to, or with, themselves whatever they want. As such, they have a primordial right to construct life simply as they please. Thus, no one is morally required to allow others the use of their bodies without voluntarily giving consent.”  

Which of the following is defined as the series of legal steps taken by a secured party to protect its rights in the collateral from other creditors who wish to have their debts satisfied through the same collateral?

A “thick” moral concept is one that is (select two):

When Brent, a debtor, sells collateral he has in his possession, Brent will receive ________ from the collateral.

Nathanson argues that it is misleading to describe the death penalty as merely a moral judgment because, in reality, it’s a system, or in other words, it’s its own institution.

Which of the following is the term associated with a creditor becoming the secured party who has a security interest in the collateral when this event happens?