Christian Ethics

1. 1Christian ethics are based upon the principle of [blank_start]religious authority.[blank_end] The moral argument could be considered both [blank_start]deontological and teleological[blank_end]. Deontological means that an action is either right or wrong based on whether it agrees with a moral law. In the Bible, this could be 'do not [blank_start]kill[blank_end]' as written in the Ten commandments. Teleological, similar to consequential, means it is concerned with the [blank_start]end result[blank_end]. Depending on whether a Christian is a fundamentalist or liberal may depend on whether they believe the ethics are absolute or relative. An absolute example may be 'do not commit adultery' where as a liberal rule maybe be 'love your neighbor'.

   1. AJesus.
   2. BGod.
   3. Creligious authority.
   4. Dthe Pope.
   5. Edeontological and teleological
   6. Fright and wrong
   7. Gblack and white
   8. Hchalk and cheese
   9. Ikill
   10. Jsell
   11. Kbake
   12. Lvote Tory
   13. Mstory
   14. Nintention
   15. Oend result
   16. Pperson

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Quiz on Christian Ethics, created by Bridie Lonsdale on 09/04/2016.

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