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nonconsequentialism (deontology)
{ 1 } - An approach to ethics that emphasizes virtue; an extreme ethics of virtue would say that "virtue" is primary, duty is derivative, and we could without loss dispense with talking about duty
{ 2 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
{ 3 } - What can be justifiably demanded of others
{ 4 } - A vengeful and hateful anger toward one who has wronged you
{ 5 } - Some kinds of action (such as killing the innocent) are wrong in themselves, and not just wrong because they have bad consequences
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nonconsequentialism (deontology)
{ 1 } - An approach to ethics that emphasizes virtue; an extreme ethics of virtue would say that "virtue" is primary, duty is derivative, and we could without loss dispense with talking about duty
{ 2 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
{ 3 } - What can be justifiably demanded of others
{ 4 } - A vengeful and hateful anger toward one who has wronged you
{ 5 } - Some kinds of action (such as killing the innocent) are wrong in themselves, and not just wrong because they have bad consequences
ethics of virtue <=> An approach to ethics that emphasizes virtue; an extreme ethics of virtue would say that "virtue" is primary, duty is derivative, and we could without loss dispense with talking about duty
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2 is wrong. Please try again.
nonconsequentialism (deontology)
{ 1 } - An approach to ethics that emphasizes virtue; an extreme ethics of virtue would say that "virtue" is primary, duty is derivative, and we could without loss dispense with talking about duty
{ 2 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
{ 3 } - What can be justifiably demanded of others
{ 4 } - A vengeful and hateful anger toward one who has wronged you
{ 5 } - Some kinds of action (such as killing the innocent) are wrong in themselves, and not just wrong because they have bad consequences
intrinsically good <=> What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
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3 is wrong. Please try again.
nonconsequentialism (deontology)
{ 1 } - An approach to ethics that emphasizes virtue; an extreme ethics of virtue would say that "virtue" is primary, duty is derivative, and we could without loss dispense with talking about duty
{ 2 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
{ 3 } - What can be justifiably demanded of others
{ 4 } - A vengeful and hateful anger toward one who has wronged you
{ 5 } - Some kinds of action (such as killing the innocent) are wrong in themselves, and not just wrong because they have bad consequences
right <=> What can be justifiably demanded of others
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4 is wrong. Please try again.
nonconsequentialism (deontology)
{ 1 } - An approach to ethics that emphasizes virtue; an extreme ethics of virtue would say that "virtue" is primary, duty is derivative, and we could without loss dispense with talking about duty
{ 2 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
{ 3 } - What can be justifiably demanded of others
{ 4 } - A vengeful and hateful anger toward one who has wronged you
{ 5 } - Some kinds of action (such as killing the innocent) are wrong in themselves, and not just wrong because they have bad consequences
wrath <=> A vengeful and hateful anger toward one who has wronged you
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5 is correct!
nonconsequentialism (deontology)
{ 1 } - An approach to ethics that emphasizes virtue; an extreme ethics of virtue would say that "virtue" is primary, duty is derivative, and we could without loss dispense with talking about duty
{ 2 } - What is good in itself, abstracting from further consequences
{ 3 } - What can be justifiably demanded of others
{ 4 } - A vengeful and hateful anger toward one who has wronged you
{ 5 } - Some kinds of action (such as killing the innocent) are wrong in themselves, and not just wrong because they have bad consequences
nonconsequentialism (deontology) <=> Some kinds of action (such as killing the innocent) are wrong in themselves, and not just wrong because they have bad consequences
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