20. Consider the following situation. Armin and Jacques have a fetish for cannibalism. Jacques wants Armin to eat his fingers. So Armin, who is a surgeon, arranges for Jacques to be placed under anaesthesia, and safetly cuts off his fingers. Jacques and Armin then proceed to cook Jacques's fingers, fried in butter and spices, and to enjoy a delicious meal with Chianti. Which of the following statements is true? (A) Armin and Jacques's actions are morally acceptable under both Natural Law and Liberal Ethics. (B) Armin and Jacques's actions are morally wrong under Natural Law, but morally acceptable under Liberal Ethics. (C) Armin and Jacques's actions are morally acceptable under Natural Law and morally wrong under Liberal Ethics. (D) Armin and Jacques's actions are morally wrong under both Natural Law and Lib- eral Ethics. 21. Which of the following books does NOT accord with Natural Law theory? (A) The Holy Bible, King James Version. (B) The Holy Quran. (C) After Virtue: A Study in Moral Theory by Alasdair Macintyre. (D) An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation by Jeremy Bentham