A person who says he’s against big government but doesn’t want to see any reductions or changes in Medicare Multiple Choice is being inconsistent and thus violating the principles of moral reasoning. may appear inconsistent and thus has the burden of showing that he is not. is violating both principles of moral reasoning. has made an invalid deductive argument

A person who says he’s against big government but doesn’t want to see any reductions or changes in Medicare

Multiple Choice

is being inconsistent and thus violating the principles of moral reasoning.

may appear inconsistent and thus has the burden of showing that he is not.

is violating both principles of moral reasoning.

has made an invalid deductive argument

 Answer

is violating both principles of moral reasoning.
Moral reasoning applies critical analysis to specific events to determine what is right or wrong, and what people ought to do in a particular situation. They include:

• Justice and sustainability
• Sufficiency and compassion
• Solidarity and participation