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  1. 1Who was Joseph Fletcher?
    1. AAn academic and ordained priest
    2. BA singer
    3. CHe taught Christian ethics and took a liberal attitude towards moral issues
  2. 2When was Fletcher's book Situation Ethics: The New Morality published?
    1. A1920
    2. B1945
    3. C1966
  3. 3Situation Ethics is referred to as:
    [blank_start]relativistic[blank_end], [blank_start]consequentialist[blank_end] and [blank_start]teleological[blank_end].
    1. Arelativistic
    2. Bconsequentialist
    3. Cteleological
  4. 4What does relativistic mean?
    1. Athere are no universal moral norms or rules and that each situation has to be looked at independently because each situation is different.
    2. Bthat moral judgements should be based on the outcome or the consequences of an action - in this case does it bring the most loving outcome?
    3. Cthat is concerned with the end purpose or goal of an action - in this case the goal should always be self sacrificing love.
  5. 5What does consequential mean?
    1. Athat is concerned with the end purpose or goal of an action - in this case the goal should always be self sacrificing love.
    2. Bthat moral judgements should be based on the outcome or the consequences of an action - in this case does it bring the most loving outcome?
    3. Cthere are no universal moral norms or rules and that each situation has to be looked at independently because each situation is different.
  6. 6What does teleological mean?
    1. Athere are no universal moral norms or rules and that each situation has to be looked at independently because each situation is different.
    2. Bthat moral judgements should be based on the outcome or the consequences of an action - in this case does it bring the most loving outcome?
    3. Cthat is concerned with the end purpose or goal of an action - in this case the goal should always be self sacrificing love.
  7. 7Fletcher maintains that there are essentially three different ways of making moral decisions:
    [blank_start]antinomianism[blank_end] approach, [blank_start]legalistic[blank_end] approach and [blank_start]situationist[blank_end] approach.
    1. Aantinomianism
    2. Blegalistic
    3. Csituationist
  8. 8Legalistic ethics...
    1. Ahas a set of prefabricated rules and regulations
    2. Bliterally means against law
    3. Centers into the moral dilemma with the ethics, rules and principles of his or hers community or tradition
  9. 9Antinomianism...
    1. Ameans against law
    2. Bhas a set of prefabricated rules and regulations
    3. Centers into the moral dilemma with the ethics, rules and principles of his or hers community or tradition
  10. 10Situationist ethics...
    1. Aenters into the moral dilemma with the ethics, rules and principles of his or hers community or tradition
    2. Bmeans against law
    3. Chas a set of prefabricated rules and regulations

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AS - Level Re Quiz on situation ethics, created by taranamiq on 26/03/2016.
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