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RS AS OCR Religious Ethics
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1Where was the Divine Command Theory found?
- AFransiscan Ethics 14C
- BSt. Thomas Aquinas 13C
- CAristotle 4C
2What does the Divine Command Theory say?
- Aactions are good because God commands them
- BGod commands an action because it is good
3What will god do if you don't obey his laws?
- Apunish you?
- Bforgive you?
4Problem with Divine command theory
- Aapprove of murder
- Bremoves link between religion and morality
- Climits gods omnipotence
5Deontological means
- Awhether an act is right or wrong is dependent on the act itself
- Bwhether an act is right or wrong is dependent on the consequences
6'if you love me you shall obey my commandments'
- AJoshua 15:7
- BActs 7:1
- CGenesis 4:2
- DJoshua 16:7
7Four Characteristics of God
- Aomniscient
- Bomnipresent
- Comnipotent
- Dall loving
- Ephysical
- Fintelligent
- Gtalented
8how did god create our world?
- Acreation ex nihilo
- Bevil
- Cbeautiful
9imago dei means god created us in his image
- ATrue
- BFalse
10another word for the 10 commandments it
- Athe decagod
- Bthe decalogue
- CDivine Command Theory
11the old and new testament are both important in Christian Ethics
- ATrue
- BFalse
12BIBLE=
- ACollection of writings put together over a long period of time and reflecting many different cultural contexts
- BCollection of writings put together during the life of jesus
- Cthe story of Jesus' life
13sermon on the mount
- Amatthew 5,6,7
- Bmatthew, 6,7,8
- Cgenesis 5,6,7
- Dpsalm 5,6,7
14beatitudes
- A8 blessings listed by jesus
- B8 commands
- Crevoking the old testament teachings
15which of these is correct?
- A'blessed are the meek, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven'
- B'blessed are the week, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven'
- C'blessed are the meek, for theirs is the land of heaven'
16What did Jesus say about anger and revenge in his sermon on the mount?
- A'you shall not murder'- but you should not even think about revenge
- B'an eye for an eye'
- C'turn the other cheek'
17marriage
- Ado not think about being unfaithful- 'gouge out your eyes'
- Balthough marriages are important divorce can be permitted in the right circumstances
- Cno marriages
18money
- Acan buy you happiness
- Bis a reward for serving god
- C'do not store up for yourself treasures on earth.... but store up for yourself treasures in heaven'
19The great commandment
- A'you shall love the lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind'
- B'you shall love your neighbour as you love yourself'
- C'love god'
- D'do not murder'
20Golden rule
- Alove your neighbour as you love yourself
- Bin everything you do, do under unto others as you would have them do unto you
- Cdo not murder
21conscience is...
- Aabout feelings
- Babout reason and judgement
- Csome inner voice that will point us in the right direction
- Dreason making moral decisions
- Emakes law
- Frecognises law and allows us to make good choices
- Gresponse to gods voice
- Halways right
22The Ethics of Paul- Life lived in the spirit (Galantians 5,18,25)
- Aimportance of Christian freedom, but t be free from the law means to be united with Christ and with one another in love and service
- Blaw is of upmost importance
- Cwe should be entirely free to do what we want
23Ethics of Paul- Community Ethic- Philppians 2
- Aethics of a community guided by holy spirit
- Bethics of a community guided by law
- Cethics of a community guided by tradition
24love in action- 1 corrinthians 13
- A'love is patient, love is kind. it does not envy, it does not boast, it is not easily proud'
- B'love is kind, love is patient. it does not envy, it does not boast, it is not easily proud'
25situation ethics- legalism and autonomism
- Anecessary to abandon moral autonomy
- Bnecessary to allow everything to be totally legilistic
- Cmid way between absolute legalism and anti-nominalism
- Dlaw is valuable but sometimes good to break rules
26situation ethics
- Ain each situation people need to avoid subjectivism and individualism and use the moral rules of the community, but they should be prepared to set these aside if love is better served by doing so.
- Breason to be used
- Cbased on Christian principle of agape
- Djoseph fletcher 20C
- Elove is not intrinsically good
- Fnothing is intrinsically good
- Geveryone has a duty to show love
- Hif we show love our actions will be good
- Ijesus taught dos and donts so that's what our principles should be based on
- Jjesus didn't teach does and don't so Christian morality shouldn't be based on rules or consequences
274 working principles (must tick all boxes)
- Apersonalism
- Bpragmatism
- Cpostitiism
- Drelativism
- Eobjectivism
- Fabsolutism
- Gqualitivism
- Hsubjectivism
- I consequentialism
286 fundamental principles (About love only)
- Aonly love is intrinsically good
- Bthe ruling norm of Christianity is love
- Clove and justice are the same for justice is love distributed
- Dlove wills the neigbours good whether we like him or not
- Eonly the ends justify the means, nothing else
- Floves decisions are made situationally not presriptively
- Gends don't justify the means
- Hloves decisions must be absolute
- Ilove your neighbour as you love yoursef
- Jdo unto others as you would have them do unto you
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