Wells argues that a better foundation for a proper account of our moral interaction with animals is

According to van den Haag, the claim that the death penalty is morally wrong because, as a form of punishment, it is always excessive, is  

Huemer distinguishes between fundamental and derivative rights, and between an absolute and prima facie rights. Match each with its appropriate definition:

According to Kass, in the classical philosophical tradition of natural rights, the “right to die” would be non-sensical because

Intentional killing, according to Aquinas, is morally permissible if

According to Kant, our duties to animals are

According to Thomson, the right to abortion is comparable to

The main reason why criminals ought to receive punishment, according to Van den Haag, is to

According to van der Haag, the lack of statistical evidence demonstrating that the death penalty is a more effective deterrent than alternative punishments is good reason for thinking that it probably does not deter any capital crimes. 

Steinbock argues that a patient’s right to refuse treatment is