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a.It provides objective criteria for determining 'right' from 'wrong'b.It provides subjective criteria for deciding what is 'right' and 'wrong'c.It claims that God's will is mysterious and unknowabled.It is socially useful for the faithful of each religious tradition2 points QUESTION 21According to Thomas Aquinas and the theory of Natural law, moral rules are derived from:a.our conscienceb.superstitionc.Laws of natured.shared opinion's2 points QUESTION 22According to Hume, the true basis of morality is found in:a.Sympathy b.Factsc.Reason d.Religion2 points QUESTION 23According to Ethical Subjectivism, so long as we sincerely report our feelings we must always bemorally _________________, even if our statement is based on ignorance or hatred.a.wrongb.none of the abovec.flexibled.Right2 points QUESTION 24According to Hobbes, the state of nature is characterized as ______________________________________.a.occupied by noble savages who live in relative isolation from each other b.peaceful but lacking laws to protect our rights c.a war of all against alld.a place of moral virtue2 points QUESTION 25 Hume argues that we praise benevolent acts because they are:a.conceptual truthsb.socially usefulc.empirical truthsd.pleasing to God2 points QUESTION 26According to Cultural Relativism, a moral standard is true if:a.none of the aboveb.All cultures are committed to it.c.A society is committed to it.d.no culture believes it.2 points QUESTION 27What is one strength of the Cultural Relativist argument?a.It encourages us to regard our moral values as superior to other cultures.b.It provides universal standards for deciding what is right and wrongc.It allows us to rationally settle moral disagreements.d.It promotes tolerance2 points QUESTION 28Which Ethical theory states that moral values are not the creation of humans, but the creation of God?a.Subjectivismb.Divine Commandc.Cultural Relativismd.Ethical egoism2 points QUESTION 29What is one of the weaknesses of the Divine command theory?a.Cannot solve moral disagreementsb.The worlds religions give contradictory messages about God's willc.Provides objective moral standards for deciding right from wrong.d.None of the above2 points QUESTION 30According to Hobbes, all humans are naturally ____________________________.a.motivated to act for the common good.b.self-interested.c.compassionate and kind.d.sinful.2 points QUESTION 31If an Ethical argument has 4 premises and 2 conclusions can it be a logically valid Argument? 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a.The Social Contract Theoryb.Cultural Relativismc.The Divine Command Theoryd.The Natural Law Theory of Aquinas2 points QUESTION 41Although a sound moral argument can have many premises, how many conclusions can it have? a.Oneb.It depends on the number of premises.c.As many as you liked.Two2 points QUESTION 42According to Thomas Aquinas, an act is morally good if it fulfills:a.social customb.pleasurec.none of thesed.a natural purpose2 points QUESTION 43According to Subjectivism, if Matt says homosexuality is morally permissible and Jerry says it is morally wrong, this means that right and wrong reflect: a.A religious codeb.Feelings of approval and disapprovalc.Facts about homosexualityd.The dominant social norms2 points QUESTION 44According to the first chapter of our text, "The Elements of Moral Philosophy", impartiality is essential to a sound moral theory because: a.none of the aboveb.There should be no moral rules against treating people arbitrarily.c.We ought to obey the will of God in all of his commands.d.We ought to treat everyone's interests alike-your interests are not more important than mine and vice versa. 2 points QUESTION 45For the Divine command theory, what is right and wrong is determined by: a.Happiness for the greater goodb.A societies shared commitment to a moral valuec.personal opiniond.God's commands/will2 points QUESTION 46In chapter 2 of our text, we found that contrary to the claims Cultural Relativism there are universal values shared by all cultures. Identify one of these universal values. a.Love of God b.Respect for eldersc.Cremation of the deadd.The prohibition against murder2 points QUESTION 47According to Social Contract theory, the main reason we obey moral rules is because:a.we must always maximize the happiness of the greatest number of people.b.we must always do unto others as others do unto us.c.we benefit from living in a place where the rules are accepted. d.we have a natural feeling of compassion for one another. 2 points QUESTION 48Which Ethical theory states that moral values are not the creation of humans, but the creation of God?a.Divine Command Theoryb.Ethical Egoismc.Cultural Relativismd.Social Contract Theory2 points QUESTION 49Hobbes argues that we are motivated by _________________________ in the formation of a social contract.a.wisdomb.Self-interestc.Kindnessd.Altruism2 points QUESTION 50According __________________________________, all moral codes are morally equivalent and moral progress is impossible.a.The Divine Command Theoryb.Cultural Relativismc.Natural Law Theoryd.Social Contract Theory
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