Moral Principles, Conscience and Good Decision Making

Which is NOT a determinant of morality?

• The object

• The intention

• The use of virtues

• The circumstance

Which universal moral principle says that you should only take what you need?

• Do unto others as you would have others do unto you

• Do good, avoid evil

• The end does not justify the means

• Follow what nature intends

How many theological virtues are there?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

How many cardinal virtues are there?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

The cardinal virtue which fosters our ability to figure out what is right or good in a situation and act on it

• Prudence

• Temperence

• Fortitude

• Wholeness

Someone who is able to do what they know is right under the threat of physical or psychological harm must have a lot of....

• Money

• Confidence

• Fortitude

• Prudence

Moral Principles are subjective

• True

• False

Moral principles are based on the objective fact that all people are...

• equal in moral value and rights

• intrinsically good

• intrinsically evil

• prone to corruption

We should always listen to our conscience above all else

• True

• False

Believing in moral principles is just as good as acting on them in the eyes of God and the Church

• False

• True