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The Moral Dilemma Quiz

Explore your beliefs and values with our thought-provoking quiz! Delve into deep questions about human nature, morality, and personal convictions.

Challenge yourself with questions like:

Do you believe good exists within every person?
Are people justified in their wrongdoings?
What do you stand for?

7 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveSky247

Do you believe good exists within every person?

Most definitely, everyone is capable of good.

People have a chance to do good.

Only if they choose to be good.

Not really, those who act good do so on a whim.

Well then, are people justified in wrong doing?

Of course, there's always a logical reason.

Yes, but only if the situation demands it or life is unfair.

No, they should always try for good despite their shortcomings.

No, it doesn't really matter either.

Do you believe there's a reason to even try in life?

Yes, of course, a plethora even.

Yes, even for the small things in life.

Would you fight for your freedom if needed to? Even at the expense of life and limb?

Yes, definitely.

No, there are some caveats.

Understood, but if you were backed by a nation of like-minded individuals, would you partake in a revolution or coup?

Final Answer, yes.

Final Answer, no.

Then what do you stand for?

My interests, almost exclusively.

Others, what's needed, what's required.

Can you handle an opinion?

Yes.

There's not another choice if you took this quiz.

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