Grade 8 L4 Ethics Test Review

The belief that since moral law exists, there must be a Lawgiver.

• Ethics

• Moral relativism

• Moral absolutes

• Cultural moral relativism

• Moral argument

Universal standards that are true for all people at all times.

• Ethics

• Moral relativism

• Moral absolutes

• Cultural moral relativism

• Moral argument

The belief that right and wrong vary from culture to culture.

• Ethics

• Moral relativism

• Moral absolutes

• Cultural moral relativism

• Moral argument

The study of why and how we make moral choices is known as:

• Ethics

• Moral relativism

• Moral absolutes

• Cultural moral relativism

• Moral argument

Why do people reject moral absolutes and instead rely on moral relativism?

• because there are no absolutes

• because they trust in God

• because they feel their own judgement is reliable

• because they feel superior to other people.

Someone who believes in cultural moral relativism would say which one if these is true?

• God is sovereign.

• Culture defines morality.

What do Christians rely on to guide moral choices?

• how they feel from day to day

• God's character as revealed in His Word

• whatever their authority says is right and wrong

• being good guessers

Obedience to God's law is restrictive and based on control.

• True

• False

There are never dilemmas when Christians have to make difficult ethical choices.

• True

• False

When authorities or laws contradict God's laws, it is right to disobey civil laws.

• True

• False