Chemistry, 10.11.2019 01:31, diamondpositive68

Why are moral or ethical questions not testable? a. they are questions that are impossible to answer. b. they are better answered by people who study history. c. the answers depend on people's opinions, not on observations. d. the answers are not something that would be asked about on a test.

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