Divine command ethics focuses on:

• Absolutes

• Character

• Virtue

• Consequences

Utilitarian ethics focuses on...

• Virtue

• Consequences

• Character

• Aboslutes

One of the guiding principles of Hinduism is:

• dharma

• agape love

• covenant

• jihad

Sikhism's moral foundations include:

• Tolerance

• Equality

• Nonviolence

• All of the above

Christianity's moral traditions are often found in...

• The idea of a convenant

• The ministry of Jesus Christ

• The Vedas

• The Eight Fold Path

Which of the following are part of Islam's Five Pillars (select all that apply)?

• Almsgiving

• Prayer

• Fasting

• Religious pilgrimage

Jewish ethics are rooted in all of the following EXCEPT:

• Covenant

• Historical experiences of oppression

• Community well-being

• Right to do no harm

Buddhism's Eight Fold Path includes all of the following EXCEPT:

• Right understanding

• Right action

• Right intention

• Right to free speech

Justice (from a philosophical perspective) is concerned with:

• Punitive justice

• Criminal justice

• What people deserve and why

• Incarceration

Libertarianism focuses on...

• Individual rights

• Consequences

• Character

• Absolutes