Ethical Theories in College-level Ethics Class

Egoism, relativism, emotivism, hedonism

Divine command theory, cultural relativism, ethical subjectivism, egoism

Consequentialism, deontological ethics, moral relativism, existentialism

Utilitarianism, natural law ethics, Kantian Deontology, virtue ethics (correct)

They are limited by race, age, socioeconomic class, gender, culture, educational attainment, religious affiliation, or political association.

They offer definitive and final answers to moral questions.

They are irrelevant to the human condition of finitude.

They represent the best attempts of the best thinkers in history to provide answers to moral questions. (correct)

All human beings regardless of various factors. (correct)

Only those with a college-level class in Ethics.

Only individuals from wider culture or religious affiliation.

Only those with high educational attainment.

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