What is a moral dilemma? a situation in which the protagonist temporarily adopts the morals of the antagonist right before defeating the villain a situation in which a person (usually the protagonist's) morals are tested by a strong antagonist a situation in which a person gets the opportunity to develop a principle or rule that distinguishes right from wrong a situation in which a person's principles require two or more actions, only one of which can be taken

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Kaylah Benson

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25 February, 07:31

What is a moral dilemma? a situation in which the protagonist temporarily adopts the morals of the antagonist right before defeating the villain a situation in which a person (usually the protagonist's) morals are tested by a strong antagonist a situation in which a person gets the opportunity to develop a principle or rule that distinguishes right from wrong a situation in which a person's principles require two or more actions, only one of which can be taken

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Clayton · Answer 1

Moral dilemma:

a situation in which a person's principles require two or more actions, only one of which can be taken.

An example of this is: For the good of one or for the good of many?

Remember the story of God and Jesus.

God gave us His Son, Jesus Christ, to save us from our sins.

If we were faced with this same situation, would we give up our child for the good of many strangers? Or would we save our child to the detriment of many strangers?