Quiz 3: Ethics & Religion

These are moral standards that are true and correct for everyone.

(a)  

The notion that moral principles must apply without exceptions in all cases or without adaptation to particular circumstances.

(a)  

The notion that moral standards do not have independent status but are relative to what individuals or cultures believe.

(a)  

Everyone is (a)   , subject to mistakes.

It tells us what it is about an action that makes it right, or what it is about a person that makes him or her good.

(a)  

Are actions right because God commands them?

(Select the best answer which corresponds to the question.)

• God is the maker of moral law

• Morality is arbitrary

• Aliens are the creator of moral law

• Morality is absolute

• H

Does God command them because they are right?

(Select the best answer which corresponds to the question.)

• God is the maker of moral law

• Aliens are the creator of moral law

• Morality is arbitrary

• Morality is absolute

Moral principles are applicable unless exceptions is warranted.

(a)  

If one condones an action, then it is right, if one condemns an action, then it is wrong.

(a)  

This postulation says that right and wrong are constituted by the will of God.

(a)