Unit 2- Morality

What are the Theological Virtues that reflect God's presence in our lives?

• Prudence, Justice, Temperance, Fortitude

• Faith, Hope, Love/Charity

• Subjective Truth, Objective Truth

• Social Harmony, Inner Harmony

Which virtue is described as 'practical judgment & good decisions'?

• Prudence

• Justice

• Temperance

• Fortitude

What does the virtue of 'Justice' lead us to in social harmony?

• Fairness and equality

• Control and inner harmony

• Love and charity

• Courage and bravery

What is 'Temperance' associated with?

• Practical judgment

• Self-control and inner harmony

• Willing the good of another

• Courage

What does 'Fortitude' stand for in the context of Cardinal Virtues?

• Hope

• Courage

• Love/Charity

• Fairness

What is the difference between Subjective and Objective Truth?

• Subjective Truth is based on feelings/opinions, while Objective Truth is what the world says

• Subjective Truth is what the world says, while Objective Truth is based on feelings/opinions

• Subjective Truth is based on courage, while Objective Truth is based on fairness

• Subjective Truth is based on social harmony, while Objective Truth is based on inner harmony

What is the definition of moral?

• A personal belief system

• A set of legal guidelines

• What makes it right to do something

• A positive effect on yourself or others

Which of the following is an example of a nonmoral decision?

• Deciding whether to cheat on a test

• Choosing between chocolate or vanilla ice cream

• Helping a friend in need

• Stealing a candy bar from a store

moral choices involve all of the following EXCEPT:

• Intellect

• Free will

• Affective emotions

• Physical strength

What is the first level of moral maturity in Kohlberg's theory as mentioned in the lecture notes?

• Conventional

• Pre-Conventional

• Post-Conventional

• Non-Conventional