Aquinas argues that in order to understand why it is sometimes morally permissible to kill another human being, we must distinguish between

Huemer argues that a general prohibition on the private ownership of firearms is analogous to

Pojman claims that conventional moral relativism holds that if morality is relative to culture, then there is no independent basis for criticizing the morality of another culture except

According to Aquinas, when we consider people in relation to the common good, 

McMahan argues the one paradoxical conclusion that follows from the jus in bello principle that all combatants on both sides of a war are liable to attack is that

Capital punishment is comparable to torture, according to Reiman, because it involves

The view that happiness is pleasure, according to Aristotle, is

According to Nozick, central to the idea of a property right in something is 

Aquinas argues that the ultimate end (happiness) is the same for all people in one sense, but in another sense it is not. This argument rests upon a distinction between which of the following two things:

What is the most common cause of equine abortion?