Question: How would an act-utilitarian evaluate his decision? Would an act-utilitarian think he made the correct moral choice? Why or why not? How would a rule-utilitarian

  1. How would an act-utilitarian evaluate his decision? Would an act-utilitarian think he made the correct moral choice? Why or why not?
  2. How would a rule-utilitarian evaluate his decision? Would a rule-utilitarian think he made the correct moral choice? Why or why not?
  3. Would a deontologist (a person adhering to Kant's ethics) think his action morally permissible or morally impermissible? Why?
  4. Which of these three different evaluations do you agree with most? Why?

 

Conchis's Decision in The Magus:

 

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