Question $14$

$1$ pts

When the text discusses 'The Moral Point of View' it points out that one essential characteristic of adopting a moral point of view is that it is "rational". By being rational it means that:

Ethical decision$-$making must take into consideration not only human feelings but also human reason and rational systems of law.

Rationality means that moral judgments should be formed without regard to any particular advantages or disadvantages of the individual who is making the moral judgment.

A moral stance needs to be justified by appeal to reasons that are publically considered and evaluated.

Justice is rational and rationality is just.