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Which of the following best describes the concept of 'ta ethika'?
Which of the following best describes the concept of 'ta ethika'?
- The application of ethical guidelines to societal structures.
- The philosophical study of character and conduct, focusing on virtue. (correct)
- A set of rules derived from a specific cultural or societal norm.
- The study of moral principles as defined by religious authority.
The 'Conceptual Framework of Action' primarily emphasizes which aspect of moral decision-making?
The 'Conceptual Framework of Action' primarily emphasizes which aspect of moral decision-making?
- The adherence to pre-established moral laws and principles.
- The detailed and careful consideration of various contributing agents and factors in any action. (correct)
- The analysis of consequences and outcomes of actions.
- The role of individual intention and subjective interpretation.
How does the concept of 'agape' most significantly differ from other forms of love?
How does the concept of 'agape' most significantly differ from other forms of love?
- It emphasizes a reciprocal and conditional exchange of emotions.
- It is characterized by familial love and obligations.
- It represents an unconditional, selfless concern for others. (correct)
- It is primarily focused on romantic and affectionate relationships.
Which of the following best characterizes Richard Gula's approach to Christian ethics?
Which of the following best characterizes Richard Gula's approach to Christian ethics?
What is a central characteristic of 'religious determinism' regarding moral agency?
What is a central characteristic of 'religious determinism' regarding moral agency?
What distinguishes the 'Catholic approach to ethics' from other ethical frameworks?
What distinguishes the 'Catholic approach to ethics' from other ethical frameworks?
What is the primary function of 'Magisterial Teachings' within the Catholic tradition?
What is the primary function of 'Magisterial Teachings' within the Catholic tradition?
How does 'eschatological ethics' uniquely influence moral considerations for believers?
How does 'eschatological ethics' uniquely influence moral considerations for believers?
In the context of 'conscience' as a process, what does it entail?
In the context of 'conscience' as a process, what does it entail?
What does the notion of 'moralitas' refer to?
What does the notion of 'moralitas' refer to?
Flashcards
Common Good
Common Good
A guiding principle that emphasizes the well-being and flourishing of the entire community over individual interests.
Human Dignity
Human Dignity
The unique and inherent value of every human being, regardless of their circumstances or abilities.
Deontological Ethics
Deontological Ethics
An ethical framework that focuses on the intentions and principles behind actions, regardless of the outcomes.
Teleological Ethics
Teleological Ethics
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Magisterial Teachings
Magisterial Teachings
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Relational Ethics
Relational Ethics
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Revelation
Revelation
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Exegesis
Exegesis
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Conscience
Conscience
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Temperance
Temperance
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Study Notes
Exam Review - HRE 4M
- Format: 2-hour exam, Multiple Choice, Short Answer, and Definitions/Significance questions
- Sections: Parts A (Multiple Choice - 15 marks), B (Who/Where/What - 10 marks), C (Definitions & Significance - 35 marks), and D (Short Answer - 40 marks)
- Materials: Scantron #2 for multiple choice, Foolscap paper for other sections (blue or black ink)
- Chapters Covered: Chapters 1-8
- Key Terms & Ideas: Agent, annulment, Beatitudes, Catholic approach to ethics, Catholic belief regarding common good, chastity, conceptual framework of action, conscience, decalogue, deontological ethics, determinism, eschatological ethics, exegesis, family foundation of moral life, first principle of natural law, hermeneutics, Aristotelian philosophy, humanism, John Calvin's beliefs, John's Gospel teachings, justice, Kantian ethics, Levinasian philosophy, love (agape), Luke's Gospel, magisterium, marriage, Matthew's view of Jesus, moral principle, moral relativism, moralitas, Moses, narcissism, natural law, O'Connell's "3 Consciences"
- Magisterial Teachings: Relational ethics, religious determinism, revelation, Richard Gula, sacrament, vocation, symptoms of a misinformed conscience, ta ethika, teleological ethics, temperance, covenant structure (Thomas Aquinas)
- Essay Topics: Living a just life according to the Sermon on the Mount and its significance (Ten Commandments, Jesus's teachings), the relationship between common good, norms, and maxims in our community; freedom and responsibility; connecting Aristotle's ethics to conscience and happiness; 3 deterministic theories that deny free will (naturalism, social determinism, predestination), and the Catholic position on these theories.
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