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Question 1
The Diversity Thesis affirms that:
Selected
Answer:
there are no moral principles that are held by all people (there
are no “universals”).
5 out of 5 points
Correct
Answer:
there are no moral principles that are held by all people (there
are no “universals”).
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Question 2
5 out of 5 points
Our textbook Christian Ethics mentions several ways that prayer can help with marital
problems. One of the less obvious ways is:
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Answer:
Prayer develops intimacy with God, which can decrease the pressure that
spouses sometimes put on each other to fulfill their emotional needs.
Correct
Answer:
Prayer develops intimacy with God, which can decrease the pressure that
spouses sometimes put on each other to fulfill their emotional needs.
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Question 3
5 out of 5 points
The phrase ultima facie refers to:
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Answer:
a conclusion arrived at after a thorough scrutiny of all the considerations
pertinent to the subject being studied.
Correct
Answer:
a conclusion arrived at after a thorough scrutiny of all the considerations
pertinent to the subject being studied.
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Question 4
5 out of 5 points
What is the foundation of Christian morality according to our textbook Christian Ethics?
Selected
Answer:
The love of
God.
Correct
Answer:
The love of
God.
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Question 5
The phrase prima facie refers to:
5 out of 5 points
Selected
Answer:
a conclusion that one arrives at when one first looks at the
evidence on some topic.
Correct
Answer:
a conclusion that one arrives at when one first looks at the
evidence on some topic.
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Question 6
5 out of 5 points
How does the textbook Christian Ethics define “sufficiency” in the context of the human
life?
Selected
Answer:
The timely supply of whatever is needed to live above
mere subsistence.
Correct
Answer:
The timely supply of whatever is needed to live above
mere subsistence.
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Question 7
Ethical Absolutism is the view that:
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Answer:
binding moral principles do exist, regardless of what people
believe about them.
5 out of 5 points
Correct
Answer:
binding moral principles do exist, regardless of what people
believe about them.
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Question 8
Louis Pojman was a philosopher who was also:
5 out of 5 points
Selected
Answer:
an ordained minister who approached ethics from a common-ground
perspective that renders his arguments accessible to everyone.
Correct
Answer:
an ordained minister who approached ethics from a common-ground
perspective that renders his arguments accessible to everyone.
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Question 9
5 out of 5 points
Which of the following are examples of issues in metaethics?
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Answer:
Is morality culturally relative? How can we know what is
right and wrong?
Correct
Answer:
Is morality culturally relative? How can we know what is
right and wrong?
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Question 10
Which of the following are examples of issues in metaethics?
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Answer:
Are there moral absolutes? What is the basis
of morality?
5 out of 5 points
Correct
Answer:
Are there moral absolutes? What is the basis
of morality?
