12 Questions
What is the root word of 'morality'?
Mores
What is the main aim of Normative Ethics?
To develop moral frameworks for societies
What does Metaethics investigate?
The nature of ethical concepts and principles
What is the origin of the word 'ethics'?
From the Latin word 'ethos'
What is critical to understanding individual rights in the Philippine society?
The concept of freedom
What is the primary focus of Ethics as a philosophy branch?
To examine moral principles through systematic questioning
What is the fundamental idea behind Jean-Paul Sartre's existentialist perspective?
Humans are inherently free moral agents, responsible for their choices
What is the primary assumption of moral freedom?
One has an obligation to oneself to exercise freedom as a rational moral being
What is a unique characteristic of human action, according to John L. Mothershead Jr.?
Deliberate human action resulting from reflection
What is a crucial aspect of moral decisions, according to Sartre's existentialist perspective?
Reflection, deliberation, and consideration of consequences
What is the primary goal of planning for the future, according to Sartre's existentialist perspective?
Fulfilling one's obligation to oneself as a rational moral being
What is the relationship between freedom and societal norms, according to Sartre's existentialist perspective?
Freedom operates within societal norms and structures, providing social order and limits
This quiz explores the complexities of morality, ethics, and culture. It delves into the philosophical roots of moral principles and examines the differences between what is right and wrong. Learn about the role of culture in shaping our moral attitudes and principles.
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