Situation Ethics S and W

What does Post-Modern Society reject according to Situation Ethics?

• Fixed rules and traditional values

• Technological advancement

• Love and compassion

• Individual freedom

What is the ruling norm in Situation Ethics?

• Justice

• Love

• Truth

• Freedom

How does Situation Ethics judge actions?

• By their adherence to laws

• By their historical significance

• By their consequences

• By their popularity

What is an example of Situation Ethics allowing lying?

• Lying to gain personal advantage

• Lying to avoid punishment

• Lying to protect innocent lives

• Lying to impress others

What fundamental human need does Situation Ethics support?

• The need for power

• The need for wealth

• The need for love

• The need for knowledge

Who stated that 'the need for love is overwhelming'?

• Harry Harlow

• Carl Jung

• Abraham Maslow

• Sigmund Freud

What makes Situation Ethics easy to understand and flexible?

• Its emphasis on wealth

• Its focus on agape

• Its complex rules

• Its strict guidelines

Which theologian supports the idea of love as the ultimate moral duty?

• Thomas Aquinas

• Rudolf Bultmann

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

What is a criticism of Situation Ethics being too subjective?

• It is too rigid

• It is too predictable

• It leads to moral ambiguity

• It relies on fixed rules

What does the Catholic Church condemn about Situation Ethics?

• Its support for traditional values

• Its emphasis on compassion

• Its rejection of absolute laws

• Its focus on love