1 ‘If there are no moral reasons, then there are no reasons for belief.
Yet there are reasons for belief. So moral reasons exist.’ Discuss.
2 Either (a) Is ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ an oxymoron?
Or (b) In what sense, if any, can we be said to trust
organisations?
3 Is it unjust for insurance companies to make use of genetic test results
in setting premiums?
4 Do desires provide reasons for action?
5 ‘Quasi-realism wins the metaethical debate because it can account for
both the objectivity and the practicality of morality.’ Discuss.
6 Should the state reduce health inequalities, and could it do that while
avoiding the charge that it would be acting paternalistically?
7 Either (a) How are moral and prudential value related?
Or (b) Why should I care about my future?
8 In what sense, if any, could morality be based on a mistake?
9 Are Kant’s formulations of the categorical imperative equivalent?
Does it matter?
10 ‘A free will and a will under moral laws are one and the same.’ (KANT)
Discuss.