In his book, The Theory of Moral Sentiments, Adam Smith argued that we have in-born knowledge of right and wrong. Other people think that the difference between right and wrong should be determined by political and religious leaders. Position A Position B People are born The difference between right knowing the difference and wrong should be between right and wrong. determined by our leaders and enforced by law. With which of the two positions do you most agree and why? Do you think that people are born knowing right from wrong, or is it taught to us as we grow up, or is it a combination of both? Are religious leaders or political leaders the people who should decide right from wrong in society? Are they any more qualified than the average person? Governments and religions around the world have different thoughts and ideas about right and wrong. Does that affect our relationship with other nations? Should we consider globalization when thinking about right and wrong and who decides? Respond to the above questions in a paragraph, giving examples to support your position Your paragraph will be graded according to the paragraph rubric