Philosophy and Ethics Assessment

The problem of evil suggests that a God that is all powerful, all knowing and all loving cannot be...

• Evil
• Good
• Existent
• Nonexistent

Omni-benevolent means...

• All powerful
• All knowing
• All loving
• Everywhere

Omnipotent means...

• All knowing

• All loving

• All powerful

• All places at once.

Omnicient means...

• All powerful
• All knowing
• All loving
• Everywhere

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What is the name for a part of a human beings that may live on after death and exists independent of a physical body?

• Soul

• Sole

• Mind

• Heart

• the Soul

William Paley implied that complexity implied design by using which example?

• Pocket Watch
• Interactive Whiteboard
• Calculator
• Wristwatch

Which of the following are NOT genuine ethical systems? Click all that apply.

• Utilitarianism
• Virtue Ethics
• Thomistic ethics
• Darwinism
• Vice ethics

Jeremy Bentham suggested that good could be achieved by pursuing the most happiness and the least suffering for...

• The least number of people.
• The greatest number of people.
• The most succesful people.
• The wealthiest people.

How were people executed in Britain at the time Capital Punishment was abolished?

• Electric Chair
• Lethal Injection
• Hanging
• Firing Squad

Which of the following are arguments used AGAINST capital punishment?

• People will always be wrongly convicted.
• Life in prison is a harder sentence than a quick death.
• There's no evidence it works as a deterent.
• It doesn't show a consistent value for life.
• It gives peace to the families.