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Natural Moral Law A Level Edexcel
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1Tick the right answers that accurately describe the nature of NML.
- ANML is teleological
- BNML is absolutist and objective
- CNML is a branch of meta-ethics
- DNML is a branch of descriptive ethics
- ENML is a branch of normative ethics
- FNML is deontological
2Who influenced Aquinas' NML?
- AHume
- BAnselm
- CAristotle
- DPlato
- Ethe Stoics
3How many types of law are there in NML?
- A5
- B3
- C4
- D6
4What are the types of law called? (extra: try to tick them in the right order if you can)
- Aexternal law
- Bhuman law
- Cmartial law
- Dsharia law
- Edivine law
- Fordained law
- Gnatural law
- Hmoral law
5According to Aquinas, what is our purpose?
- Aeudaimonia
- Bsummum bonum
- Cperfection, like God
- DThis is a trick question, Aquinas didn't believe we had a purpose.
6According to Aquinas, the ability to reason is common to everyone.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
7The Parable of the Talents explains that when God gives us something, whether mira (money), talent or the ability to reason, we must use it. Otherwise we are disobeying God and being selfish. (This applies to paragraphs about reason and how God has given us all the ability to reason).
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
8Tick the correct Five Primary Precepts (extra: try to tick them in order)
- ASelf-preservation
- BEducation
- COrdered Society
- DReproduction
- EWorship God
9What are the secondary precepts for?
- AThey help us achieve the Primary Precepts
- BThey help us achieve the summum bonum
- CThey are five core ideas that we have to observe
10There are two subordinate aims that help us achieve and understand the secondary precepts. Tick the two correct subordinate aims.
- AReason
- BPurpose
- CReason and the Bible
- Dthe Bible alone
- EPrayer
11The Fall (Genesis 2-3) demonstrates what happens when we disobey God, just like Adam and Eve. The Fall also explains why humans have original sin and thus why our reason is tainted by evil.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
12Apparent goods are when we reason correctly and veer towards God.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
13Real goods are when we reason correctly and veer towards God.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
14What does Paul say about evil in Romans?
- AHumans are evil
- BHumans are not evil
- CBird are evil
15Tick four criticisms of NML.
- AVardy says that NML "fails to consider the person as a psycho-physical unity" and is too simplistic to use for complex, individual moral dilemmas.
- BNML's objective set of rules has more clarity than Bentham's Act Utilitarianism.
- CHume argues that there could be more than one God or perhaps an evil God.
- DBarth argues that "There is not enough consideration on the grace of God and Revelation in the Bible" and human nature is too corrupt to be trusted. Thus NML is not reliable or applicable since our reason is corrupt and tainted due to original sin.
- EMoore states that NML commits the naturalistic fallacy.
- FScientists would state that there is no purpose in our world. For example, quantum physics highlights the randomness of our world and the lack of order and purpose. Even if there was purpose, it would not be as simple as the Primary Precepts.
16Tick four strengths of NML.
- AHoose's Proportionalism as a development of NML with more flexibility
- BLongford comments that since the secondary precepts are open to interpretation, "it is here that the flexibility of natural law occurs"
- CSociety has now moved towards social contract theory
- DBarclay argues that society requires laws and rules in order to avoid chaotic anarchy. NML provides objective rules to follow.
- ENML's objectivity and absolutism provides cohesive clarity in moral decision-making, unlike Bentham's confusing hedonic calculus or Fletcher's subjective agape love.
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- Revision quiz for the Natural Moral Law topic of Unit 3 Ethics (A2 Religious Studies Developments Edexcel)
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