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WorksheetsOCR A Level: Natural Law
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which Christian Church predominantly uses Natural Law theory?
Catholic Church
Church of England
Methodist Church
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With which Saint is the theory most closely associated?
Thomas a Beckett
Doubting Thomas
Thomas Aquinas
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Which Greek philosopher influenced Aquinas?
Plato
Aristotle
Epicurus
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One of Thomas Aquinas' book is entitled_______________
Theology of Aristotle
Gentiles
Summa Theologia
The Universal Teacher
What is natural law theory based upon?
Divine Commands that must be believed.
The view that God has a purpose (telos) for the universe and as humans form part of the creation, they too have a purpose.
Maximising agape
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Which of the following is the definition of absolutism?
Actions are good and bad in themselves
Actions are good or bad depending on the circumstances
Actions are good or bad depending on the intenion of the agent
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Which of the following is a definition of deontological?
A rule based system that judges the goodness of an action by its outcome.
A rule based system which judges goodness by whether an act is or is not intrinsically good.
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Which is the best definition of Natural Law?
A mainly deontological theory that has elements of teleology.
A mainly teleological theory that has elements of deontology.
A system of virtue ethics.
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Which of the following are the first and fourth levels of Aquinas' four levels of law?
Eternal and Human
Eternal and Natural
Divine and Human
Divine and Natural
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What is the synderesis rule?
Do good and avoid evildoers
Do good and avoid evil
Do evil and avoid good.
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Which of the following is NOT a Primary Precept?
Preserve innocent life
Worship God
Reproduce the species
Do not steal
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Which of the following was said by Aquinas in relation to real and apparent goods?
Even a Saint seeks evil.
Evan a monster avoids good.
Even a monster seeks good.
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'Nature' here means
