The liberal idealist school of ethical thought that recognizes no conditions justify the taking of another human's life, even when authorized by a head of state is known as _____.
A) realism
B) feminism
C) pacifism
D) universalism

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The school of ethical thought that recognizes no conditions justify the taking of another human's life, even when authorized by a head of state is known as pacifism. Realism accepts military force as a necessary means to protect a nation's interests. Feminism focuses on gender equality and may take various positions on the use of force. Universalism emphasizes the universal principles of human rights and dignity but may not necessarily reject the use of force in some circumstances.

The Liberal Idealist School of Ethical Thought That Recognizes No