There is a strict limit of 750 words total that you can write for this exam. Each question is worth 20 percent of the exam grade or FOUR points of the overall course grade. See your syllabus for information on grading; remember that you are tracking your own grade using the table in the syllabus.
Question One: Explain one argument for either monism or dualism with regard to the Mind Body problem. You can pick out the argument you want to present.
Question Three: Explain why the concept of “choice evil” (as described in the power point) does NOT constitute a reason for rejecting Hume’s Problem of Evil. You have a strict limit of 150 words.
Question Four: Is Aristotle’s theory of virtues morally relativistic? Why or why not?
Question Five: Fix one of the problems that was identified as an objection to Bentham’s/Mill’s Hedonic Utilitarianism moral theory. Explain the objection and then fix it so it is no longer a reason for rejecting the theory.
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