Answer the Review and Discussion Questions from the two editions of Contemporary Moral Problems by James E. White. Use this list:

• James Rachels - Egoism and Moral Skepticism
• John Arthur - Religion, Morality, and Conscience
• Friedrich  Nietzsche - Master - and Slave - Morality
• Mary Midgley - Trying Out One's New Sword
• John Stuart Mill - Utilitarianism
• James Rachels - The Debate Over Utilitarianism
• Immanuel Kant - The Categorical Imperative
• Aristotle - Happiness and Virtue
• Joel Feinberg - The Nature and Value of Rights
• Ronald Dworkin - Taking Rights Seriously
• John Rawls - A Theory Of Justice
• Annette Baier - The Need for More Than Justice
• Saint Thomas Aquinas - The Natural Law
• David Hume - Morality is Based on Sentiment
• William H. Shaw - Ethical Relativism
• Jean Grimshaw - The Idea of a Female Ethic