1. Are our moral obligations to give to charity more demanding if other
people aren’t meeting theirs?
2. How should we weigh the claims of people in the present against those
of people in the future?
3. Are promissory obligations just a special case of more general duties
not to lie or mislead people?
4. Is the power of consent grounded in our normative interests?
5. Is it a problem for voluntarists that God could have commanded us to
torture people?
6. EITHER (a) Can sentimentalists accept that there are objective moral
properties?
OR (b) Can rationalists explain how we acquire moral knowledge?
7. How, if at all, can we identify a virtue?
8. ‘The doctrine of the mean is best forgotten.’ Discuss.
9. What, if anything, is the connection between having a reason to do
something, and being motivated to do it?
10. Must a fully rational person be morally good?