A moral theory is inconsistent with our considered moral judgments if a. it states that moral judgments are often difficult to make. b. it judges that we may favor our loved ones over strangers. c. it allows us to torture infants for fun. d. it considers all actions to have selfish motives.

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19 March, 00:48

A moral theory is inconsistent with our considered moral judgments if a. it states that moral judgments are often difficult to make. b. it judges that we may favor our loved ones over strangers. c. it allows us to torture infants for fun. d. it considers all actions to have selfish motives.

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Kaylah Benson · Answer 1

Answer: If it states that moral judgments are often difficult to make. (Option A)

Explanation: Moral theory is regarded as a theory of the right. It established rigidity in doing the 'right' regardless of the value.

However, It expresses that we ought to do things morally without being bias, and it also enjoined that the right shouldn't be difficult to carry-out during moral judgments. It further states that doing the right thing will only bring about happiness.