Situation Ethics

A term used in Ethics which is concerned with the end goal or purpose of an action

• Consequentialism

• Teleology

• Relativism

• Absolutism

The name of Fletcher's book

• Situation Ethics: The New Age

• Situation Ethics: The New Religion

• Situation Ethics: The New Morality

• Situation Ethics: The New Love

Selfless, unconditional love

• Storge

• Philia

• Eros

• Agape

The proposed course of action must work (be practical) and motivated by love

• Pragmatism

• Relativism

• Personalism

• Positivism

The 'middle way'

• Antinomianism

• Legalism

• Natural Law

• Situation Ethics

People, not laws, must be put first in any situation

• Relativism

• Personalism

• Positivism

• Pragmatism

An approach to Ethics that Fletcher describes as 'literally unprincipled, purely ad hoc and casual'

• Consquentialism

• Relativism

• Antinomianism

• Legalism

The decade in which Fletcher's book on Situation Ethics was published

• 1960s

• 1950s

• 1980s

• 1970s

In the Parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus taught that our 'neighbour' whom we must love means loving.....

• Our friends

• Everyone

• Ourselves

• Family

Which of the following is love NOT, according to Paul in 1 Corinthians 13?

• Patient

• Boastful

• Kind

• Rejoiceful in truth