What is contractualism?
A) The view that morality consists of rules laid in the social contract that would be agreed to by self-interested people in the state of nature.
B) The view that morality consists of rules that would be specified in any social contract devised by rational people.
C) The view that morality consists of rules that would be agreed to within a small group of people who knew each other personally.
D) The view that morality consists of rules to which no one could reasonably object as the basis for living together in society.

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Contractualism is the ethical theory that suggests morality is based on rules that no one could reasonably reject as a basis for living together in society.

What Is Contractualism