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Sarah_taylorr Sarah_taylorr
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If Bentham's view is correct, then the fundamental moral question is:
 
  A. do I have a right to perform this action?
 
  B. is this experience pleasurable?
  C. does my happiness interfere with the happiness of others?
 
  D. would God approve of my action?
  E. how can I attain a virtuous character?
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 Thinking Face makes sense
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