According to Norcross, we have moral duties towards: 1. moral agents and patients 2. only moral...
According to Norcross, we have moral duties towards:
1. moral agents and patients
2. only moral agents
3. only moral patients
4. None of the above
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- ANSWER-According to Norcross, we have moral duties towards moral agents and patients since,All moral agents are moral patients, but not all moral patients are moral agents..
- Moral agency is an individual's ability to make moral judgments based on some notion of right and wrong and to be held accountable for these actions.Moral patients are things towards which moral agents can have moral responsibilities. On this definition, all moral agents are also moral patients, but moral patients need not be moral agents.Because animals are moral patients we still have an moral obligation to treat them with respect.
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