What is NOT one of the assumptions that may lead someone to avoid thinking critically about moral issues? Group of answer choice
s That because there are multiple opinions, each one must be equally valid That if we cannot be certain about a moral position, we cannot judge it better or worse than others. That moral reasoning is unrelated to the kind of practical reasoning we use in everyday life. That critical thinking and taking a stand on a moral issue is compatible with open-mindedness and intellectual humility.
That moral reasoning is unrelated to the kind of practical reasoning we use in everyday life.
Explanation:
In simple words, critically thinking is a very difficult psychological process for an individuals and doing it for a topic like moral issues, which is subjective in its own manner, makes it way more difficult.
However, saying that moral reasoning is difficult due to its differences with practical world application is completely wrong as morals are clearly defined by social norms on a basic level and one can conduct and implement them easily on a certain level.
The law is the best and the last resort or avenue to table one's grievance when your right is been taken unlawfully as the appropriate punishment will be meted out to the aggressor and the right of the victim will be returned in accordance with the law of the country.
