Suppose your favored moral theory says that moral rightness is relative to each individual. This would imply that each person is morally infallible. According to the author, this shows the theory to be a. implausible. b. consequentialist. c. absolutist. d. plausible.

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Kira Hughes

21 September, 15:48

Suppose your favored moral theory says that moral rightness is relative to each individual. This would imply that each person is morally infallible. According to the author, this shows the theory to be a. implausible. b. consequentialist. c. absolutist. d. plausible.

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Miguel Barnes · Answer 1

implausible

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Implausible in this respect could be used to describe the above moral theory because if the morality of a thing is relative to each individual it would then mean that morality is nonexistent since whatever a person does is considered morally upright as he is to justify it with what he believes is right or wrong.