ET260 Quiz #3

_______________ _______ disciplined Christian reflection on the moral dimension of human life in the light of the comprehensive claims of God over human existence as Creator and Lawgiver.

• Christian Ethics

• Christian Faith

• Christian Theology

• Christian Spirituality

__________ and _______ are the two primary issues on Ethics.

• Law, faith

• Bible, Quran

• Rights, choice

• Gender. race

What are the three factors in making moral decision?

It is the basic Christian rule that bridge the gap between the Bible and modern understanding of Ethics.

• Hope

• Love

• Faith

• Psalm

Moral authority is determined by individual or cultural self-interests, customs and religious principles.

• Ethical/Cultural Relativism

• Utilitarianism

• Agnosticism

• Atheism

Moral authority is determined by the consequences of an act: An act is morally right if the net benefits over costs (greatest good) are greatest for the majority (greatest number).

• Ethical/Cultural Relativism

• Utilitarianism

• Agnosticism

• Atheism

Moral authority is determined by the extent the intention of an act treats all people with respect.

• Deism

• Utilitarianism

• Universalism

• Atheism

Moral authority is determined by the extent that opportunities, wealth, and burdens are fairly distributed among all.

• Justice

• Utilitarianism

• Universalism

• Atheism

Moral authority is determined by individual rights guaranteed to all in their pursuit of freedom of speech, choice, happiness, and self-respect

• Justice

• Human Rights

• Universalism

• Atheism

Old Testament laws must be understood in its context to discern its objective.

• True

• False

• I don't know.

• All of the above.