MORALITY: Terms & Definitions

Amoral is something that is neither good nor bad.

• True

• False

What term refers to one's approach towards what is true, good, and right?

• Morality

• Integrity

• Meta-Ethics

• Natural Law Theory

What term refers to good, right, and true aspects, as well as promotes what is creative, harmonious, and beneficial?

• Amoral

• Subjective

• Moral

• Objective

What term refers to the bad, wrong, and false, as well as promotes destructive behavior?

• Moral Practice

• Normative Ethics

• Amoral

• Immoral

Subjective is what society believes to be true and correct.

• True

• False

Objective is something that focuses on the individual perspective

• True

• False

Integrity is the common collaboration between theory and practice. Moral regardless of external circumstance.

• True

• False

Moral practice: What an individual actually accepted as does as opposed to thinks in response to a moral dilemma.

• True

• False

Moral theology is ______

• What is widely accepted as actually being true, the collective view of reality, ideas based off of concrete fact and provable data

• What an individual believes to be true, the personal view of reality; Ideas based off of opinions, feelings, beliefs, judgements, etc.

• Using only our thinking and reasoning to determine what is moral.

• Using reason and drawing from religious revelation to determine what is moral

Meta-ethics explores the origins, nature, scope and meaning of ethics

• True

• False