Morality introduction

Which of these is NOT part of the Wesleyan Quadrilateral?

• Scripture

• Reason

• Philosophy

• Tradition

This is a person who does not act in conformity with accepted principles of right and wrong.

• Moral

• immoral

• amoral

• immortal

observing nature and observing the way things happen naturally is God's will.

• Natural law

• amoral

• free will

• Conscience

This is who a person is when no one is looking.

• temperance

• fortitude

• justice

• character

A gift from God that allows us to choose Him.

• natural law

• grace

• free will

• conscience

Must be a grave matter, something we fully know is wrong and we must fully consent.

• Social sin

• Original Sin

• Venial sin

• Mortal sin

A moral theory where all sin is equal and we are all drawn to it.

• Basic Goods Theory

• Hedonism

• Revisionism

• Nihlism

The "S" in the STOP Method stands for...

• Select the right choice

• Search out Facts

• Sit and think

• separate the right choice from the wrong

When something is wrong under every circumstance, we call it this.

• abonmidacle

• eternally evil

• explicitly evil

• Intrinsically evil

These can diminish or increase a person's responsibility in a moral act.

• alternatives

• moral object

• circumstances

• amoral