__________ and _______ are the two primary issues on Ethics.

It is the basic Christian rule that bridge the gap between the Bible and modern understanding of Ethics.

Moral authority is determined by individual or cultural self-interests, customs and religious principles.

Moral authority is determined by the consequences of an act: An act is morally right if the net benefits over costs (greatest good) are greatest for the majority (greatest number).

Moral authority is determined by the extent the intention of an act treats all people with respect.

Moral authority is determined by the extent that opportunities, wealth, and burdens are fairly distributed among all.

Moral authority is determined by individual rights guaranteed to all in their pursuit of freedom of speech, choice, happiness, and self-respect

Old Testament laws must be understood in its context to discern its objective.

Right self-love should be grounded in faith in God and Christ.

Bioethics is a branch of Ethics that focuses on the biblical understanding of human life and existence.

The Bible has the authority of ethical decisions because it is the Word of God

Moralities and religions are socio-cultural and historical constructs that express the moral and religious dimensions of the person.

A virtue is a trait of character or intellect which is in some way praiseworthy, admirable or desirable.

According to Paul the Apostle, "Revelation, when it is received, becomes religion, and the structures of religion are cultural creations. Culture is religious, for it encompasses the totality of forms in which ultimate concern expresses itself."

According to Paul the Apostle, "Revelation, when it is received, becomes religion, and the structures of religion are cultural creations. Culture is religious, for it encompasses the totality of forms in which ultimate concern expresses itself."

Christianity’s ethical concern is grounded in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Jewish concern and energy has always been directed inward towards protecting the Jewish people and developing their ethical and religious purity, whereas Christianity has sought to reach out to all human beings with its message of faith and compassion.

The foundation of Christian virtues.

Identify one of the contours of the NT epistles' ethical teachings

It is a function of the whole person (a disordering of her reason, volition, emotion and/or bodily sensation) that leads to misrelation to the wider community (estrangement from neighbours and God).

Bioethics uses and combines technology and science to find solutions to improve human life and existence