Psychological egoism states:

Philosophers supporting an ethical egoistic view of morality argue that:

That Thomas Hobbes in his idea of psychological egoism argues that human can only pursue his interests with the help of the centralized strong government which intervenes in the conflict of interests between individuals.

In contrast to act utilitarianism, rule utilitarianism argues that to evaluate moral values we should:

The following speaks of what “relativism or ethical relativism in general” is all about, except:

Respecting authority, following social rules and maintaining the existing social order are the motives in conventional stage by Kohlberg.

They are referred to by Ethics as those acts proper to human beings.

The following are St. Augustine’s understanding of conscience, except:

For Western philosophers, the primary source of moral knowledge or moral truth is:

The divine command theory is a relativist ethical theory simply because: