Virtue Ethics

Virtue ethics, consequentialism, and deontology all fall under what we call (a)   ethics.

The main philosopher who is associated with virtue ethics is (a)   .

The (a)   of a human being is to reason.

The desirable middle between two extremes is called the (a)   .

We should strive to live virtuously so that we can achieve (a)   .

A virtue is a trait of character that is manifested in (a)   action.

According to Aquinas, (a)   Law is God's purpose for everything.

Human Law leads to (a)   precepts, which can be used to guide everyday actions and decisions.

According to Aquinas, we sin when we fail to use reason and choose (a)   goods.

A suicide that is done on the spot to help protect the lives of others is considered permissible using the Doctrine of Double Effect because the internal act or (a)   is good.