Yr 13- Deontological Ethics

Deontological ethics are concerned with what?

• Actions and not consequences

• Consequences and not actions

• Intentions, consequences and actions

• Intentions only

Who originally developed Natural Law theory?

• John Finnis

• Thomas Augustine

• Thomas Aquinas

• John Calvin

How many basic goods does Finnis propose?

• Five

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

Who developed Aquinas' Natural Law?

• John Calvin

• A.J Ayer

• John Finnis

• Bernard Hoose

How is Finnis' theory different to Aquinas'?

• He rejected Aquinas' five precepts

• He said Natural Law is not based on God

• He rejects that God created humanities purposes

• All of the above

How many requirements of Practical Reason did Finnis develop?

• Five

• Seven

• Nine

• Eleven

Which of these is an influential commentator of Proportionalism?

• Bernard Hoose

• John Locke

• John Finnis

• Bernard Hopkins

Which Christian denomination has explicitly condemned proportionalism?

• Mormonism

• Quakers

• Catholicism

• Church of Wales

According to Proportionalism, what must there be to go against moral rules?

• There must be a written consent form

• There must be priestly permission

• It is never right to go against any moral rules

• There must be a proportionate reason

What is a pre-moral evil?

• An act that is seen as intrinsically/objectively evil

• There is no such thing

• An act that is never evil

• An act that a person cannot have control over