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Theory of moral individualismAll essays must be typed, double-spaced, and proofed. Upon collection, the essays must be stapled together. Do not use a folder. Your surname should appear on each page.Citations from a class text require only a pagination reference, e.g., (Rachel’s, p 43). All outside materials will require a full citation. You may choose your own format (e.g., Chicago, MLA etc.)Plagiarism results in a “0” grade on the essay and a report to the Dean of Students.The  required length  essay is 2 to 2 ½ pages.Set One What is the conflict between Stephen J. Gould and James Rachels noted in the introduction to Rachels’s book? In your view, is naturalistic evolution and religion compatible? Please argue for your position and clearly define your terms.(2.5pgs) Give a succinct summary of Rachels’s theory of moral individualism and how it differs from what he calls “traditional morality”. This summary should be no more than 1 ½ pages. How m

ight a proponent of this theory address the question of affirmative action in the form of set-asides for underrepresented minorities in a university? (2.5pgs) If you lived in a society like Gattaca and you were planning to have children, would you use the existing biotechnology to alter your offspring’s genetic “blueprint” or would you choose as Vincent’s parents did? Provide arguments to support your position. (2.5pgs)  preview of the answer…Gattaca is a 1997 film, which its title is based on the first letters of Guanine, Adenine, Thymine and Cytosine, which are the four nucleobases of a DNA. This film is a scientific fiction that revolves around the reproduction technologies. In these technologies, people are conceived through eugenics program and others out of the program. Those conceived through the program are called the “valids” while those conceived outside the program are called “in-valids”.
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