Legal and Moral Reasoning, Alcibiades, The Abolition of Man:
Project description:
Clearly explain your answers with reference to the chapter on Analogy and
Legal and Moral Reasoning, Alcibiades, The Abolition of Man, as well as other readings and lectures covered in the course. You may type the answers to these questions beforehand and bring a printed copy to the exam, or you can write it in class during the exam. (Approx. 250 words each)
1. Identify one of Lewis’ arguments, and give three reasons why you agree or disagree with that particular argument? Explain. Each reason should be numbered accordingly, e.g., #1, #2 etc.
Read Ch. 1 “Men Without Chests” from The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis
(https://www.tjed.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/7Key4_AbMan.pdf)
2. Imagine that you have the responsibility to develop and then implement five-legal/moral laws for the entire human race. What are your five-legal/moral laws? Why did you choose these five? What would be the implications (practical consequences) of each law if everyone followed them? Explain. Each law/rule should be numbered accordingly, e.g., #1, #2 etc.