For Aristotle, Aquinas, and Confucius, Ethics Is Not Primarily About

For Aristotle, Aquinas, and Confucius, ethics is not primarily about distinguishing right acts from wrong ones. The most important ethical question for them is

A) to ensure that we do not violate anyone's rights.
B) to ensure that no person is treated as a mere means to an end.
C) how we ought to live. What is a good human life?
D) None of the above.