PHIL 201 QUIZ #8
• Question 1
What is the highest end for Christians?
• Question 2
Which of the following is not an examples of a moral dilemma?
• Question 3
Holmes believes
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PHIL 201 QUIZ #8
• Question 1
What is the highest end for Christians?
• Question 2
Which of the following is not an examples of a moral dilemma?
• Question 3
Holmes believes that the Bible comes closer to intuitionism than to natural-law theories.
• Question 4
If love is regarded as a _________________ principle, then it needs to ground the principle of _________________ on more than simply utility.
• Question 5
How do justice and love contribute to each other?
• Question 6
Stanley Hauerwas has stressed the crucial role of Christian ____________ in moral formation.
• Question 7
Aristotle saw virtues as habits of mind that can be cultivated by deliberation about the choices we constantly make and the ends or goals we desire.
• Question 8
Aristotle says that we stand out from other animals as rational beings, and so our highest end must be a complete and active life in accordance with reason.
• Question 9
How do virtues relate to God:
• Question 10
The moral life finds inspiration and direction in a vision of _________ that makes a person’s virtues and his whole life story part of a particular moral tradition.
• Question 11
A person wants to attend seminary to become more knowledgeable about the Scriptures and theology than others while earning a prestigious graduate degree. But this person also wants to become a pastor and be able to serve others with their education. Which philosopher would be most supportive of this desire?
• Question 12
Which best explains the step from psychological fact to ethical ought:
• Question 13
What is the problem with regards to individual egoism retreating into universal egoism?
• Question 14
Which of the following is not a reason Utilitarianism is the most popular ethical theory?
Selected Answer: Utilitarianism is narcissistic and people are generally self-serving already.
• Question 15
The hedonic paradox is the idea that what we believe may be a frustrating endeavor ends up resulting in a pleasurable pursuit.
• Question 16
The goal of consequentialism is:
• Question 17
That which has value in and of itself:
• Question 18
The view that says the goal of ethics is doing the right:
• Question 19
Some deontologists equate the right with the good.
• Question 20
Pragmatic means:
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