Consequentialism

Cosmopolitanism

Utilitarianism

Kantianism

Epicureanism

Close-mindedness is better in matters of religion

Only one religious truth can be true of all.

Man is the centre of the Universe.

Human life is always going to be painful, no matter how hard one tries

We need to have a critical awareness of our certainties.

Hedonism

Hypothetical Imperatives

Epicureanism 

Kantian notion of humanity

Act Utilitarianism

Any action is morally right even if it maximizes happiness for a greater number of people, even if some individuals suffer.

Any action is morally right if it minimizes harm to the fewest individuals, even if it has further consequences.

Any action that adheres to established moral rules, even if the outcome is less beneficial to society.

Any action that benefits the person performing it, regardless of the outcome for others.

Any action that brings peace to the poor, even if it may not benefit the rich. 

Live so long you have a life and live with all comforts and luxuries, such as eating ghee, even if you must take a loan.

The responsibility for the debt lies with the lender, not the indebted.

Seeking pleasure for oneself and others without harming anyone. 

Petty thefts do not harm the economy but ensure a comfortable and safe living in the prison for the culprit.

Animal welfare and the environment must be kept away from philosophies concerning humans.

‘E’ or economic well-being can be achieved by ensuring a stable career.

‘E’ or energy can be obtained by evoking our spiritual side of personality and physical well-being.

‘E’ or emotional well-being requires relational well-being because man is a social animal.

‘E’ sums up spiritual, physical, intellectual and relational well-being.

‘E’ or engagement/focus is achieved when we are occupied with what we enjoy doing.

A hypothetical imperative is based on specific conditions

A hypothetical imperative is often motivated toward fulfilling a certain particular end. 

A hypothetical imperative is a rule always based on specific social norms. 

A hypothetical imperative is not similar to a categorical imperative.

None of the options

There is more emphasis on human will and rationality in Bhagavad Gita

There is an absence of hypothetical imperatives in the Bhagavad Gita

There is more emphasis on humanity and the end result in the Bhagavad Gita.

There is more emphasis on hedonism and self-pleasure.

There is an absence of goodwill and self-enforcement. 

Utilitarianism

Kantianism

Hedonism

Ethical Hedonism

Secular Humanism

Reduction of pain and enhancement of pleasure

Reduction of emotional suffering and physical ailments

Identification of default mind training habits and practices

Identification of duty ethics and making the right decision always 

Identification of inner character strengths and applying those for achieving a good life.