Exploring Christian Ethics

What is the foundation of Biblical Ethics?

• Cultural traditions and societal norms.

• The teachings and commandments of the Bible.

• Personal experiences and individual beliefs.

• Philosophical reasoning and human intuition.

How does Natural Law define morality?

• Morality is determined by government laws and regulations.

• Morality is a subjective opinion that varies from person to person.

• Morality is based solely on cultural traditions.

• Morality is defined by universal principles derived from human nature and reason.

What is the primary focus of Virtue Ethics?

• The happiness of the majority.

• The character and virtues of the moral agent.

• The consequences of actions.

• The rules governing moral behavior.

In Situation Ethics, what is considered the guiding principle?

• Kantian ethics

• Divine command theory

• Agape love

• Utilitarianism

How does Divine Command determine morality?

• Morality is determined by societal norms and values.

• Divine Command suggests that morality is subjective and varies by individual.

• Morality is based on personal feelings and experiences.

• Divine Command determines morality by asserting that moral values are based on God's commands.

What are the key values of Kingdom Ethics?

• Fear, hatred, revenge, superiority

• Indifference, apathy, competition, selfishness

• Greed, power, isolation, dominance

• Love, justice, mercy, community

Can you give an example of a situation where Situation Ethics might apply?

• A person stealing medicine to save a loved one's life.

• A person choosing to follow all laws without exception.

• A person reporting a crime they witnessed.

• A person donating money to a charity.

How does Biblical Ethics differ from Natural Law?

• Natural Law is derived from religious texts.

• Biblical Ethics is based on divine revelation, while Natural Law is based on human reason.

• Biblical Ethics is solely based on cultural traditions.

• Biblical Ethics applies only to Christians.

What role does character development play in Virtue Ethics?

• Virtue Ethics focuses solely on rules and laws.

• Character development is essential in Virtue Ethics as it focuses on cultivating virtues that shape moral character.

• Character development is irrelevant to Virtue Ethics.

• Character development is only important in consequentialism.

Why is love emphasized in Situation Ethics?

• Love is a secondary consideration in ethical decisions.

• Love is only relevant in personal relationships, not ethics.

• Love is defined as a legal obligation in Situation Ethics.

• Love is emphasized in Situation Ethics as the highest moral principle guiding ethical decisions.