Quiz on situation ethics

What is the first requirement for a war to be considered just?

• A Just Cause

• Valid Authority

• A Last Resort

• Proportionality

Which requirement ensures that men are not sent to die hopelessly?

• Proportionality

• Exit Strategy

• Probable Success

• A Just Cause

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a just war?

• A Last Resort

• A Just Cause

• Economic Gain

• Valid Authority

Which requirement involves ensuring that the war is fought fairly and ends quickly?

• Proportionality

• Exit Strategy

• A Just Cause

• Valid Authority

What is antinomianism, which Fletcher rejects?

• The belief that laws should always be followed

• The belief that laws should be rejected

• The belief in strict moral codes

• The belief in situational ethics

What does Fletcher argue morality should be based on?

• Legalism

• Antinomianism

• Christian love

• Personal gain

What is the key principle in Natural Moral law?

• Love

• Justice

• Duty

• Happiness

In Situation Ethics, decisions should be made based on:

• Personal preferences.

• The specific situation.

• Pre-established rules.

• Popular opinion.

What philosophical stance did Joseph Fletcher adopt after abandoning Christianity?

• Humanism

• Buddhism

• Nihilism

• Existentialism

What is the suggested impact of new ethical issues on traditional moral systems?

• They have strengthened traditional systems

• They have had no impact

• They have led to the failure of traditional systems

• They have been easily integrated