What does it mean for you to be a member of the moral community? A. That you are morally virtuous B. That you are morally important in your own right C. That you are part of a society that has certain moral beliefs D. That you are part of a group that acts morally

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Mara Skinner

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10 July, 08:14

What does it mean for you to be a member of the moral community? A. That you are morally virtuous B. That you are morally important in your own right C. That you are part of a society that has certain moral beliefs D. That you are part of a group that acts morally

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Alani Valentine · Answer 1

Answer: b) That you are morally important in your own right.

Explanation: Moral community is the association of the people who are known as moral agents. They have understanding and worth of the morals. They act with respect, morality and pay importance to the right of an individual.

Other options are incorrect because they are not vitreous morally, they don't have certain set of moral beliefs and they don't only act morally but also have complete understanding of morals of an individual as well as others. Thus, the correct option is option (b).