Feit suggests that if he became convinced that subsequentism is false, then he would accept which of the following?
A) Atemporalism
B) The desire satisfaction view
C) Priorism
D) Epicureanism

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Subsequentism is the view that moral and ethical evaluations can only be made after the event has occurred. Atemporalism is the view that moral and ethical evaluations do not have temporal properties and exist outside of time. If Feit were to reject subsequentism, he may still hold on to the idea that moral and ethical evaluations exist outside of time, and therefore would likely accept the view of atemporalism.

Feit Suggests That If He Became Convinced That Subsequentism Is