According to Ross, why does he reject hedonistic utilitarianism?

Why does Kant reject moral theories based on consequences?

Which of the following best describes Ross’s method for resolving conflicts between duties?

Which moral principle does Mill compare to utilitarianism?

What does Mill mean by “happiness”?

How does Ross describe a “prima facie duty”?

According to Ross, what is the main flaw in utilitarianism’s view of promise-keeping?

How does Ross view the connection between right acts and acts that are optimific (promoting the best consequences)?

According to Kant, what must an action be based on for it to have moral worth?

What distinguishes actual duty from prima facie duty?