Morality A Final Review

What ultimately is the source of determining an action as right or wrong

• Religion

• Truth

• The Law

• All of the above

Which best defines morality? (Select all that apply)

• Doing the something based on the circumstances

• Doing something with the right intention

• The ability to choose that which is objectively good

In order to have the same morals cultures must have the same values and customs

• False

• True

How does being made in God's image allow us to act morally?

• It means there are no consequences to sin

• It provides us with intellect and freedom

• It is symbolic to our having a sensitive soul

• None of the above

A good action with a good intention that has a secondary but unintended evil occurs

When one shares in both knowledge and intention of performing an immoral act

The philosophy where goodness is determined as a matter of usefulness.  If the act brings the happiness to the majority of people

• Proportionalism

• Utilitarianism

• Virtue Ethics

• Situational Ethics

Which best defines freedom?

• The decision to do what is morally good for yourself

• Doing whatever we want as long as it doesn't hurt someone else

• Doing what you think is right, even if you know it's morally wrong

• The power rooted in the intellect to choose how to act or not to act

The lack of good that should be there. A privation.

A conscience that does not see or does not care that it is sin/wrong when it is really there..