Juniors P and C Unit Review

This concept states that moral truths are all subjective.

• Objectivism
• Moral Relativism
• Subjectivity
• Relativity

“A right which is necessary for another right’s existence is the more fundamental right” describes this principle of justice:

• Full Human Potential
• Limits to Freedom
• Hierarchy of Rights
• Natural Rights

A condition that is necessary for you to fulfill your nature and full human potential; others owe you a duty not to enslave you.

• Right to Life
• Right to Liberty
• Right to Property
• All of these.

What does the Church teach about morality?

• It is objective because God defines what is good and evil for us.
• It is subjective because what is good depends on the situation.
• It is subjective because we can choose to do good or evil.
• It is objective because we define for ourselves what is good or evil.

Giving each person his due, or giving a person what is owed to him/her.

• Ethics
• Wisdom
• Justice
• Morals

The value and worth of a human being.

• Nature
• Dignity
• Ethics
• Love

The three natural rights are . .

• Speech, Religion, Bear arms
• Life, Liberty, Wealth
• Life, Liberty, Property Ownership
• Food, Drink, Shelter

The value and worth that you have simply because you are a human person

• Intrinsic Dignity
• Intrinsic rights
• Extrinsic Dignity
• Extrinsic Rights

Machiavelli believed that you could do whatever it takes (even if it meant doing evil) to get the result you want, and the results made your method of achieving it “ok.” Which principle does this belief violate?

• Consistent ends and means
• Full human potential
• Non-Maleficence
• Natural Rights

A condition that is necessary for you to exist; others have the duty to not take your life.

• Right to Life
• Right to Liberty
• Right to Property
• All of these.