Multiple choice

Many codes/rules were created and must be religiously followed by humans refer to

  1. Moral relativism

  2. Classical or Act Utilitarianism

  3. Rule Utilitarianism

  4. Moral objectivism
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Moral objectivism is the position that moral truths exist independently of subjective human opinions or beliefs. Under this view, certain moral codes or rules are objective and must be followed universally by humans. Rule utilitarianism, by contrast, focuses on rules that maximize utility, while moral relativism asserts that morals are subjective.

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