Which of the following could you infer from Metz's account of dignity?
A) Permissible cases of self-defense would require certainty of the apparent aggressor's intentions.
B) All of a human being's moral duties can be derived from the ethical norms and practices of his or her community.
C) A human being who entirely lacked the capacity for love and friendship would not have dignity.
D) No creature other than a biological human being could even conceivably be claimed to have dignity.

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Metz's account of dignity often emphasizes the intrinsic value of beings capable of forming communal relationships, such as love and friendship. If a human being entirely lacked this capacity, it would imply, according to Metz's framework, a lack of what confers dignity.

Which of the Following Could You Infer from Metz's Account