Asked by ??u Th? Thùy Dung on Sep 24, 2024

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Ross holds that we always have a strong prima facie duty not to kill any sentient being.

Prima Facie Duty

A duty that is apparent and obligatory until proven otherwise, often used in ethical discussions to describe actions that appear morally necessary at first glance.

Sentient Being

An entity that has the capacity to experience feelings and sensations, such as pain and pleasure.

  • Recognize the ethical and moral perspectives from philosophers and theologians on the subject of euthanasia.
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Steven Murray2 days ago
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False
Explanation :
Ross holds that we have prima facie duties, such as fidelity, reparation, and non-maleficence, but he does not specifically argue that there is always a strong prima facie duty not to kill any sentient being. His theory is more nuanced and does not make such an absolute claim about killing sentient beings.