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Which is a reason that supports positivism?
{ 1 } - Legal morality is always broad, crude, and unrefined.
{ 2 } - Human laws and customs may be destructive or even unjust.
{ 3 } - We can live together well if each of us lives by a different personal ethic.
{ 4 } - Individuals are capable of working out systems of values on the basis of their own limited experience and insights.
{ 5 } - People form moral standards only in a social context with the help and guidance of their community.
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Which is a reason that supports positivism?
{ 1 } - Legal morality is always broad, crude, and unrefined.
{ 2 } - Human laws and customs may be destructive or even unjust.
{ 3 } - We can live together well if each of us lives by a different personal ethic.
{ 4 } - Individuals are capable of working out systems of values on the basis of their own limited experience and insights.
{ 5 } - People form moral standards only in a social context with the help and guidance of their community.
See p. 153.
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Which is a reason that supports positivism?
{ 1 } - Legal morality is always broad, crude, and unrefined.
{ 2 } - Human laws and customs may be destructive or even unjust.
{ 3 } - We can live together well if each of us lives by a different personal ethic.
{ 4 } - Individuals are capable of working out systems of values on the basis of their own limited experience and insights.
{ 5 } - People form moral standards only in a social context with the help and guidance of their community.
See p. 153.
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Which is a reason that supports positivism?
{ 1 } - Legal morality is always broad, crude, and unrefined.
{ 2 } - Human laws and customs may be destructive or even unjust.
{ 3 } - We can live together well if each of us lives by a different personal ethic.
{ 4 } - Individuals are capable of working out systems of values on the basis of their own limited experience and insights.
{ 5 } - People form moral standards only in a social context with the help and guidance of their community.
See p. 153.
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Which is a reason that supports positivism?
{ 1 } - Legal morality is always broad, crude, and unrefined.
{ 2 } - Human laws and customs may be destructive or even unjust.
{ 3 } - We can live together well if each of us lives by a different personal ethic.
{ 4 } - Individuals are capable of working out systems of values on the basis of their own limited experience and insights.
{ 5 } - People form moral standards only in a social context with the help and guidance of their community.
This is not true, and if it were it would not support positivism.
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Which is a reason that supports positivism?
{ 1 } - Legal morality is always broad, crude, and unrefined.
{ 2 } - Human laws and customs may be destructive or even unjust.
{ 3 } - We can live together well if each of us lives by a different personal ethic.
{ 4 } - Individuals are capable of working out systems of values on the basis of their own limited experience and insights.
{ 5 } - People form moral standards only in a social context with the help and guidance of their community.
See p. 153.
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