This appeals to emotion. If such is so,                                            
then sexual passion cannot be said to
be built merely on the desire for
sexual activity.


Do morals and the law coincide? To base                    
moral actions on the law would be to act 
only out of fear of punishment, and not what? 
( "Philosophy Questions & Answers" 258 )

The function of sex is the contraception of children.                            
Therefore, sexual passion is directly linked to the
natural human tendency to conceive. In this respect,
any sexual relations that do not allow for the possibility of 
contraception are wrong. (Ethics, 77)

If the above is true, then it is best not to                                
use this (making a generalization)
to determine the question, as there will be
many different answers, and it is not accurate 
to assume that everyone experiences passion 
in the same way. ("Philosophy Questions & Theories" 73-75)

 Unscramble these words and match them with the above theories and terms.             

  ivecudint songniear         raltuan alw        callfay          trualism  

                                                  Answer Key

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                                  Natural Law                          Fallacy 

                                 Altruism                                 Inductive Reasoning