Ethical Theories 2

A person who believes in Jesus Christ and follows his teachings​ is called ____________.

• Muslim

• Buddhist

• Christian

• Hindu

A _______________is situation in which it is very difficult to decide what to do, because all the choices seem equally good or equally bad​.

• Dilemma

• Christain

• situation

• Ethical theories

______________is the view that people ought to pursue their own self-interest, and no one has any obligation to promote anyone else’s interests .

• Situation ethics

• Hedonism

• Utilitarianism

• Egoism

_______________is the moral behavior that is based on what makes you the happiest. 

• Egoism

• Hedonism

• Utilitarianism

• Christian ethics

_____________________ is the theory that  focuses on ‘the greatest good of the greatest number of people’. 

• Egoism

• Hedonism

• Situation ethics

• Utilitarianism

__________________ is another name for Utilitarianism .

• consequentialism

• morals

• Christian ethics

• Dilemmmas

Moral decisions are based on guidance and inspiration from the Christian scriptures and  , traditions.

• Situation ethics

• Christian ethics

• Egoism

• Hedoism

The Bible is the _____________ for christian living . It can be used  for teaching , correcting and scolding . It is a source of authority

• drawing

• writings

• light

• blueprint

God gave ____________ the Ten commanments/decalogues as clear for christians to follow.

• Aaron

• Elijah

• Moses

• Samuel

Situation Ethics was a theory established by ______________, an American professor.

• Jeremy Bentham

• Joseph Fletcher

•  Epicurus. 

• Abraham Lincoln