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Is lying justified (permissible) in certain circumstances? explain your view (not rachels' view). is lying morally obligatory (required) in certain circumstances? explain your view (not rachels' view). defend your answers by giving your own examples (not rachels' examples) and supporting your judgments with thoughtful reasons?
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