Religion, Ethics and Conscience flashcards
34 flashcard decks by 30 users
This GoConqr page gathers more than 20 flashcard resources on Religion, Ethics and Conscience, from situation ethics and natural law to free will and medical ethics. Most are at secondary level. School students can practice key terms and theories, while teachers can find material for lessons. Choose a deck and start exploring.
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- Religion and Morality20
- Ethical Theories and Moral Principles13
- Natural Law22
- Divine Command Theory7
- Situation Ethics24
- Kantian and Virtue Ethics8
- Conscience and Religious Approaches33
- Secular Approaches to Conscience10
- Free Will and Determinism5
- Sexual Ethics24
- Medical and Life Ethics15
- Environmental and Animal Ethics8
- War and Peace5
- Social Ethics, Crime and Punishment8
Flashcards
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42 cardsConscience What is ratio?
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23 cardsSituation Ethics What are the three types of ethics according to Fletcher?
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52 cardsPhilosophy & Ethics G582 Key Philosophers (OCR) DAVID HUME Naturalistic fallacy
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35 cardsPhilosophy & Ethics G582 Key Philosophers (OCR) ARISTOTLE 384-322 BCE Virtue Ethics
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21 cards1. Normative Ethical Theories: Religious Approach Natural Moral Law Theory
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13 cardsKant on Sex What does Kant say about marriage?
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7 cardsUntitled Augustine of Hippo (354 – 430)
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8 cardsSex ethics - Virtue Ethics How would VE approach Sex before marriage?
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28 cardsUntitled Who is the Key scholar of Virtue ethics
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14 cardsUntitled what is meant by Abortion
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8 cardsSex Ethics - Utilitarianism How would utilitarianists approach sex before marriage?
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3 cardsOCR Religious Ethics
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22 cardsFree Will and Determinism
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10 cardsRS - ETHICS - Define Situation Ethics (30) Situation Ethics (30 marks)
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18 cardsIssues and History with Sex What are 2 main issues with sex and relationships?
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15 cardsSexual Ethics Quotes
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10 cardsA2 Religious Studies - Conscience What does conscience refer to?
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5 cardsSituation Ethics Overview of situation ethics
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4 cardsNATURAL LAW
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11 cardsLibertarianism quote flash cards
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10 cardsChristian Ethics Flashcards What's the difference between Jewish Ethics and Christian Ethics?
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13 cardsIntroduction to nml What 3 theory's does natural law apply to?
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11 cardsRELIGIOUS ETHICS. WHAT DOES THE BIBLE TEACH?
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8 cardsConscience
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8 cardsUntitled Definition of abortion.
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3 cardsEvaluating Conscience What are the key questions?
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13 cardsSituation ethics What is situation ethics?
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31 cardsMedical ethics What is assisted suicide?
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24 cardsRS topic:abortion to saviour sister what is absolute morality?
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5 cardseuthanasia Situation ethics on Euthanasia
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17 cardsPhilosophy - B601 and B602 Quote Bank "There will be no more death, no more grief or crying or pain. The old things have disappeared" - Revelatio...
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11 cardsPoverty and Wealth Topic 5 Ethics 1
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12 cardsCrime and Punishment
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3 cardsSexual Ethics Give 2 Old Testament sexual relations that would now be considered wrong
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These user-made decks offer questions and prompts on ethical theories, conscience and applied ethics. Situation Ethics asks about Fletcher's theory and its working principles. Christian Ethics Flashcards includes questions about the teachings of Jesus, while Free Will and Determinism covers positions and thinkers associated with that debate.
How to study with the decks
Start with Situation Ethics if you want to practice a named theory: its questions give you specific ideas to recall. For natural law, Introduction to nml asks about terms such as deontological and absolutist.
Work through a deck, pause before revealing each answer, and return to cards you found difficult. Once you have practiced the terms, switch to a mind map on the unit page for a visual overview, or use the Conscience quiz to check your recall of that topic. Try a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Situation Ethics if you are studying Fletcher's theory. Its cards ask about types of ethics and the working principles of situation ethics. If your focus is natural law, Introduction to nml offers questions on terms such as deontological and absolutist.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover theories such as situation ethics and natural law, as well as conscience and Christian ethics. There are also resources on free will and determinism, poverty and wealth, crime and punishment, medical ethics and sexual ethics. Check the individual deck to see which questions or prompts it contains.